unworthy in Latin
unworthy in Latin is indignus — unworthy means not deserving respect, attention, or a particular honor.
unworthy in Latin
indignus
Not worthy; lacking value or merit; worthless.
What does "unworthy" mean?
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adjective Not deserving respect, attention, or a particular honor.
"She often felt unworthy of her friends' kindness, even though they loved her."
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unworthy in a sentence
- She often felt unworthy of her friends' kindness, even though they loved her.
- He felt unworthy of the award after so many others had worked harder.
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What is "unworthy" in Latin?
"unworthy" in Latin is indignus. unworthy means: Not deserving respect, attention, or a particular honor.
How do you use "unworthy" in a sentence?
Example: "She often felt unworthy of her friends' kindness, even though they loved her." In Latin, "unworthy" is indignus.
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