Vocab Bloom Hub

unworthy

/ʌnˈwɜːr.ði/

Tradução: Descreve alguém ou algo que não merece respeito, atenção ou uma determinada posição; também pode indicar algo inadequado ou abaixo do esperado.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ʌnˈwɜːr.ði/B2formal
  • ptDescreve alguém ou algo que não merece respeito, atenção ou uma determinada posição; também pode indicar algo inadequado ou abaixo do esperado.

Describes someone or something that does not deserve respect, attention, or a particular position.

  1. Lacking value or meritB2formal

    Not having enough worth, quality, or importance.

    ptIndigno

    • His unworthy remarks offended many people.
    • She felt her efforts were unworthy of recognition.
    • The painting was dismissed as unworthy of display.

    Sinônimosinferiorinsignificantmeritlesspaltrytrivialunimportantvaluelessworthless

    Antônimosadmirabledeservingestimableexcellentgoodmeritoriousvaluableworthy

  2. Not deservingB2formal

    Not meeting the standards required to deserve something.

    ptIndigno

    • He considered himself unworthy of her love.
    • The candidate was deemed unworthy of the position.
    • They felt the prize was unworthy of their hard work.

    Sinônimosineligibleundeservingunmerited

    Antônimosdeservingworthy

  3. Morally reprehensibleC1formal

    Showing a lack of moral integrity or decency.

    ptIndigno

    • His unworthy behavior shocked the community.
    • She was ashamed of her unworthy actions.
    • The scandal revealed his unworthy character.

    Sinônimosbasecontemptibledespicabledisgracefuldishonorabledisreputableignoblereprehensibleshamefulvile

    Antônimosdecenthonorablerighteousvirtuousworthy

Formas
  • unworthier comparative form
  • unworthiest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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