worthy of in English

proper for, fit for, suitable for, deserving

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1. Condonable: worthy of forgiveness

2. It's worthy of praise.

3. Worthy of the highest praise,

4. You're worthy of your reputation

5. Contemptible definition is - worthy of contempt

6. He is worthy of our praise.

7. She is worthy of your adoration.

8. To await someone worthy of love

9. Prince Jingim's words are worthy of consideration.

10. This book is worthy of being read.

11. Their efforts are worthy of your support.

12. He is worthy of all your adoration.

13. This is a book worthy of commemoration.

14. It's a matter worthy of our attention.

15. Is the Worker Worthy of His Wages?

16. Culpability means that one is worthy of blame

17. Acceptable definition, capable or worthy of being accepted

18. Who are worthy of being accorded “double honor”?

19. We have several other products worthy of mention.

20. Bonkable meaning (UK, slang) Worthy of shagging; fuckable.

21. Her achievements are worthy of the highest praise.

22. He felt he was not worthy of her.

23. Admirably (Adverb) In a way worthy of admiration

24. This is a saying worthy of all Acceptation

25. The labourer is worthy of his hire. 

26. And worthy of Acceptation Fire is bright: 5

27. Jehovah alone is worthy of our confident trust.

28. The Minister says the idea is worthy of consideration.

29. The bank might think you're worthy of a loan.

30. Acceptable definition is - capable or worthy of being accepted

31. His spirit of assiduous study is worthy of emulation.

32. Artesian is a differentiated product, certainly worthy of investment.

33. Credible: worthy of being accepted as true or reasonable

34. Believable: worthy of being accepted as true or reasonable.

35. Any major player in Beijing is worthy of discussion.

36. In what respect is David’s course worthy of imitation?

37. A policy worthy of the suspicion of benign neglect.

38. Authoritatively (Adverb) In an authoritative manner, being worthy of trust

39. When they reach the “door,” they prove worthy of admission.

40. All such elders should “be reckoned worthy of double honor.”

41. The matter is scarcely worthy of the managing director's time.

42. History abounds with great men worthy of adulation and emulation.

43. What does Admirably mean? In a way worthy of admiration

44. Why can man not craft any image worthy of worship?

45. I am thus more worthy of this office than you.

46. The Ballon d’Or no longer is worthy of our attention

47. Also worthy of mention is the 1983 Bank stock crisis.

48. “The Shulammite Girl —An Example Worthy of Imitation”: (10 min.)

49. He that desires honour is not worthy of honour. 

50. I did not esteem him to be worthy of trust.