how to change the dignified, sedate, experiened to noun?
In the sentence:
If you are at this age, the thing you should show to others is the dignifiedness, sedateness, experienedness that you can make others feel you have the power to calm them down.

Here dignifiedness, sedateness, experienedness is the noun that I made, I know dignifiedness and experienedness are wrong. But what are the correct words for this?

PS: I found 'dignity' and 'experience', but I don't think the two word can express the exact meaning of the original one I want to say.

Question

how to change the dignified, sedate, experiened to noun?
In the sentence:
If you are at this age, the thing you should show to others is the dignifiedness, sedateness, experienedness that you can make others feel you have the power to calm them down.

Here dignifiedness, sedateness, experienedness is the noun that I made, I know dignifiedness and experienedness are wrong. But what are the correct words  for this?

PS: I found 'dignity' and 'experience', but I don't think the two word can express the exact meaning of the original one I want to say.

Answer

I suggest this wording:  At this age, one should be dignified, calm and experienced enough so others feel that you are able and skilled enough to help them relax.

English is a simple language and to convert the text to something like you are suggesting makes it too complex.
Bottom line, to express the exact meaning of what you want to say, just say it!  I know this sounds corny but that is the way Western people think. So speak the way they think - that is , simply, plainly and clearly.  Hope this helps.

Answer

Try this:
If you are at this age, you should appear to be dignified in order to make others feel you have the power to calm them down.

:-)

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