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unworthiness

/ʌnˈwɜː.ði.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui ne mérite pas, de ce qui n'a pas de valeur ou n'est pas approprié à un but ou à une position donnée.

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noun

/ʌnˈwɜː.ði.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui ne mérite pas, de ce qui n'a pas de valeur ou n'est pas approprié à un but ou à une position donnée.

A noun referring to the quality or state of lacking merit, value, or suitability for a particular purpose or position.

indénombrable

  1. Lack of merit or valueC1formal

    The quality or state of not being deserving of praise, reward, or attention due to a lack of merit or worth.

    frindignité

    • He was plagued by a deep sense of unworthiness despite his achievements.
    • The critic's review highlighted the unworthiness of the artist's latest work.
    • Her feelings of unworthiness prevented her from accepting the promotion.

    Synonymesdeficiencyinadequacyinferiorityinsignificancemediocrityworthlessness

    Antonymesmeritvalueworthiness

  2. Unsuitability or inappropriatenessC1formal

    The quality of being not particularly suitable, fitting, or appropriate for a given purpose or context.

    frInadéquation, caractère inapproprié

    • The unworthiness of the candidate for the position was evident to the interviewers.
    • He argued the unworthiness of the old building for preservation.
    • The committee noted the unworthiness of the proposal for further funding.

    Synonymesinappositenessinappropriatenessinaptnessunfitnessunsuitability

    Antonymesappropriatenessaptnessfitnesssuitabilityworthiness

Formes
  • unworthinesses plural form
  • unworthinesses' possessive plural form
  • unworthiness's possessive singular form
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