unworthy
31
4.5
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɜrði/
:
indigno
- I can't, I'm unworthy of love.
- unworthy of attention
- feel unworthy
- deemed unworthy
Maybe they were they were made to feel unworthy, unlovable, undeserving.
- Maybe they were they were made to feel unworthy, unlovable, undeserving.
- And don't think you're unworthy to receive it or to achieve it.
- He believed himself unworthy of being good.
- The unmet needs, the aspects of myself that I was taught was too unworthy to be expressed.
- I can't, I'm unworthy of love.
- So not only like struggling to find the work, but then tying my worth to that and, and feeling so unworthy of success or anything that I wanted.
- I'm not sure if a robot would feel unworthy of being loved, but it's worth taking a look at for a minute.
- But at the same time, we know countless people who they have a thought every day that says I'm unlovable, I'm unworthy, I don't deserve love in my life.
- What I don't like is unworthy celebrations.
- Please do not think you are unworthy of domain dominance.
Examples
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How I pay my utility bill doesn't make me unworthy of basic human respect.
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You are unworthy of command!
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The truth was, I felt unworthy of you.
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Totally unworthy of our attention.
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We are unworthy of the promise.
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I stood before it, feeling unworthy of its presence.
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But you think that we are unworthy.
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Though I was unworthy, the country was entrusted to me as her king.
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And don't think you're unworthy to receive it or to achieve it.
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She felt unworthy of the award for her efforts in the community.
Synonyms
7
5.5
Not worthy of help, reward, or kindness
Most people see it as bad or shameful
An action that is not honest or fair and not respected by others
Antonyms
How Worthy
- US
253
3.7
87
3.3
530
2.8
7
5.5
31
4.5
- Offensive
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7.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unworthy breaks into un- 'not' and worthy 'having worth or honor', the same root as the common word worth. So if someone is unworthy, they are 'not' someone who deserves respect, help, or good treatment.