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unworthily

/ʌnˈwɜː.ðɪ.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant 'd'une manière qui ne mérite pas le respect, l'attention ou l'éloge ; d'une façon inférieure à la norme ou indigne du caractère ou de la position de quelqu'un'. Il comporte souvent une évaluation morale ou qualitative négative.

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adverb

/ʌnˈwɜː.ðɪ.li/C2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'd'une manière qui ne mérite pas le respect, l'attention ou l'éloge ; d'une façon inférieure à la norme ou indigne du caractère ou de la position de quelqu'un'. Il comporte souvent une évaluation morale ou qualitative négative.

An adverb meaning 'in a manner that is not deserving of respect, attention, or praise; in a way that is below the usual standard or unworthy of someone's character or position.' It often carries a moral or qualitative judgment.

  1. In an undeserving mannerC1formal

    In a way that is not deserving of respect, praise, or reward.

    frd'une manière indigne

    • He unworthily accepted the award despite his lack of contribution.
    • She unworthily took credit for the team's hard work.
    • The position was unworthily held by someone with no experience.

    Synonymesbaselycontemptiblydisgracefullydishonorablyignoblyshamefully

    Antonymesworthily

  2. In a manner lacking meritC2formal

    In a way that does not meet the required standards or expectations.

    frde manière indigne

    • The candidate unworthily failed to demonstrate the necessary skills.
    • He unworthily represented the organization at the conference.
    • The proposal was unworthily dismissed without proper consideration.

    Synonymesignoblyimproperlyinadequatelypoorlyunacceptablyunbecomingly

Formes
  • more unworthily comparative form
  • most unworthily superlative form
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