undigne (Meaning)
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undigne (a.)
Unworthy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undigne
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undigne Sentence Examples
- The thief's actions were so reprehensible that they rendered him undigne of respect.
- The politician's corrupt dealings made him undigne of public office.
- The athlete's cheating scandal sullied their reputation and made them undigne of Olympic glory.
- The liar's words were so untrustworthy that they made him undigne of belief.
- The criminal's heinous crime made him undigne of leniency or sympathy.
- The harasser's predatory behavior made him undigne of being around others.
- The bully's cruel treatment of the weaker made him undigne of any compassion.
- The plagiarist's theft of intellectual property made them undigne of academic achievement.
- The vandal's destruction of public property made them undigne of living in a civilized society.
- The traitor's betrayal of their country made them undigne of citizenship or respect.
FAQs About the word undigne
Unworthy.
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The thief's actions were so reprehensible that they rendered him undigne of respect.
The politician's corrupt dealings made him undigne of public office.
The athlete's cheating scandal sullied their reputation and made them undigne of Olympic glory.
The liar's words were so untrustworthy that they made him undigne of belief.
