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Definition of unworth
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Unworth
(n.)
Unworthiness.
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Scorn
::
Scorn (n.) To hold in
extreme
contempt;
to
reject
as
unworthy
of
regard;
to
despise;
to
contemn;
to
disdain.
Dismiss
::
Dismiss
(v. t.) To lay aside or
reject
as
unworthy
of
attentions
or
regard,
as a
petition
or
motion
in
court..
Disworship
::
Disworship
(v. t.) To
refuse
to
worship;
to treat as
unworthy.
Humility
::
Humility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
humble;
freedom
from pride and
arrogance;
lowliness
of mind; a
modest
estimate
of one's own
worth;
a sense of one's own
unworthiness
through
imperfection
and
sinfulness;
self-abasement;
humbleness.
Undigne
::
Undigne
(a.)
Unworthy.
Scorn
::
Scorn (n.)
Extreme
and lofty
contempt;
haughty
disregard;
that
disdain
which
springs
from the
opinion
of the utter
meanness
and
unworthiness
of an
object.
Below
::
Below
(prep.)
Unworthy
of;
unbefitting;
beneath.
Condemn
::
Condemn
(v. t.) To
declare
the guilt of; to make
manifest
the
faults
or
unworthiness
of; to
convict
of
guilt.
Unworth
::
Unworth
(n.)
Unworthiness.
Unworthy
::
Unworthy
(a.) Not
worthy;
wanting
merit,
value,
or
fitness;
undeserving;
worthless;
unbecoming;
-- often with of..
Ridiculous
::
Ridiculous
(a.)
Fitted
to
excite
ridicule;
absurd
and
laughable;
unworthy
of
serious
consideration;
as, a
ridiculous
dress or
behavior..
Slight
::
Slight
(v. t.) To
disregard,
as of
little
value and
unworthy
of
notice;
to make light of; as, to
slight
the
divine
commands..
Indign
::
Indign
(a.)
Unworthy;
undeserving;
disgraceful;
degrading.
Barter
::
Barter
(v. t.) To trade or
exchange
in the way of
barter;
to
exchange
(frequently
for an
unworthy
consideration);
to
traffic;
to
truck;
--
sometimes
followed
by away; as, to
barter
away goods or
honor..
Indignation
::
Indignation
(n.) The
feeling
excited
by that which is
unworthy,
base, or
disgraceful;
anger
mingled
with
contempt,
disgust,
or
abhorrence..
Disingenuous
::
Disingenuous
(a.) Not
noble;
unbecoming
true honor or
dignity;
mean;
unworthy;
as,
disingenuous
conduct
or
schemes..
Dishonor
::
Dishonor
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
honor;
to
disgrace;
to bring
reproach
or shame on; to treat with
indignity,
or as
unworthy
in the sight of
others;
to stain the
character
of; to
lessen
the
reputation
of; as, the
duelist
dishonors
himself
to
maintain
his
honor..
Profane
::
Profane
(a.) To put to a wrong or
unworthy
use; to make a base
employment
of; to
debase;
to
abuse;
to
defile.
Disingenuous
::
Disingenuous
(a.) Not
ingenuous;
wanting
in noble
candor
or
frankness;
not frank or open;
uncandid;
unworthily
or
meanly
artful.
Prostitute
::
Prostitute
(v. t.) To
devote
to base or
unworthy
purposes;
to give up to low or
indiscriminate
use; as, to
prostitute
talents;
to
prostitute
official
powers..
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