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Indign
Indign
meaning
ĭn-dīn'
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Unworthy.
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Shameful; disgraceful.
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Undeserving; unworthy.
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Disgraceful.
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(archaic)
Unworthy
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undeserving
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Origin of indign
Middle English
indigne
from
Old French
from
Latin
indignus
in-
not
in–
1
dignus
worthy
dek-
in Indo-European roots
From
American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
From Middle French
indigne
, from
Latin
indignus
, from
in-
(“un-”) +
dignus
(“worthy, dignified”).
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Words near indign in the Dictionary
indigitated
indigitates
indigitating
indigitation
indigitations
indiglucin
indign
indignance
indignancies
indignancy
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