Preposition: of

• consideration: Such a matter would be unworthy of any inquiry and very unworthy of the consideration of the chapter.

• attention: I feel humbled by the numbers and unworthy of the attention.

• notice: Still the shop itself is not altogether unworthy of notice.

Converse of object

• deem: In this case, the ' ruder ' email with spelling mistakes was deemed unworthy of a reply!

• feel: Others, like the young man seeking " tongues " are made to feel unworthy.

• prove: They who prove unworthy of their ancestors deserve less indulgence than others.

• consider: Those daring to speak of such things are still mostly considered unworthy of a serious hearing, or openly scorned.

Modifying Another Word

• altogether: Still the shop itself is not altogether unworthy of notice.

• utterly: The problem is I still feel very utterly unworthy of your kind words.

• totally: Father, I thank You for the glorious privilege of having been called into ministry tho totally unworthy.

• quite: It is a conception quite unworthy of free men.

Modifies a noun

• sinner: God is the father and the son is the unworthy sinner.

• motive: Unable to put together any sort of defense for an incompetent government, you are forced to invent an unworthy motive for my criticisms.

• servant: I consider myself an unworthy servant but rejoice that He chose me to serve the King.

• creature: Poor Woyzeck is a simple man, who can not cope with a world treating him like a unworthy creature.

• manner: Both actions, when done in an unworthy manner, can incur God's wrath and judgment.

• thought: Prime Minister: No, I think that is an unworthy thought.

Used with adjective complement

• machinery--something: There was, in the old days--before everybody married by machinery--something not altogether unworthy in being a siren, wasn't there?

• deem: Not bad for a drunkard with ' shot ' knees who was deemed unworthy to play for the self-styled biggest club in the world.

• feel: Feeling unworthy, unclean, left out, passed by.