I don't think so, I can only find examples of it as an adverb
For Dyson, the "ultimate danger" is the use of genetic engineering in human embryos. He supports this information by showing how it changes human nature.
<h3>What is genetic engineering?</h3>
- It is the manipulation of an organism's genes.
- It is the manipulation of the nucleic acids of an organism.
- It's a set of molecular techniques.
For Dyson, the use of genetic engineering in human embryos is very dangerous, as it modifies what is natural and does not foresee the damage and negative consequences that this can cause in the long and short term.
More information about genetic engineering is at the link:
brainly.com/question/13491558
<span>I believe that the italicized
word here is “dignify”. When you dignify something, you’re making something,
may it be a silly thing or not, worthy. Thus, the answer to this is letter B,
or “make worthy”. That only means that the author is giving dignity to the
interviewer’s silly question through his response.</span>
