worthy
Pronunciation: [ˈwɜrði]
Word
Context: "value"
(adjective) when someone or something deserves respect or consideration. If a person has done something good or brave, we can say they are worthy.
Example
She is a worthy candidate for the award because she helped many people.
Example
He doesn't think his work is worthy of any recognition.
Example
Do you think this project is worthy of our time and effort?
Context: "morality"
(adjective) when someone deserves to be treated well because of their character or actions. It’s about being good enough to receive something special.
Example
They believe that everyone is worthy of love and kindness.
Example
He acted in a way that made him seem unworthy of trust.
Example
What makes a person worthy of your friendship?
Context: "character"
(noun) a person who has qualities or actions that deserve respect. It’s often used in expressions like 'a person of worthy.'
Example
He is a worthy of admiration due to his honesty and hard work.
Example
The critics did not find the director to be a worthy of his previous success.
Example
Who do you think is a worthy in our community?
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