worthy — having qualities that deserve respect, attention, or admiration; valuable or important enough to justify something
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having qualities that deserve respect, attention, or admiration; valuable or important enough to justify something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɜːrði/
Example Sentences
- My cat thinks only premium tuna is worthy of his royal taste buds.
- This project is worthy of our time and effort.
- He finally found a pizza worthy of his Italian grandmother's approval.
worthy
ADJECTIVE[/ˈwɜːrði/]
having qualities that deserve respect, attention, or admiration; valuable or important enough to justify something

a humble elderly woman in an apron stands surprised as a community leader approaches her with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. She has been quietly serving meals to families for years without seeking attention. The community leader smiles warmly while presenting the flowers to honor her dedicated service. Behind them, grateful families and other volunteers applaud and cheer with genuine appreciation. Children hold handmade thank-you cards while parents nod with respect and admiration. The woman's face shows humble joy as she realizes her efforts have been noticed and valued. someone whose selfless actions have proven them worthy of respect and recognition

A sturdy scholar with wordy wisdom, truly worthy of respect!
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“My cat thinks only premium tuna is worthy of his royal taste buds.”
“This project is worthy of our time and effort.”
“He finally found a pizza worthy of his Italian grandmother's approval.”
“She proved herself worthy of the promotion through hard work.”
“Is this movie worthy of a two-hour investment of my life?”
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