Worthiness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORTHINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being worthy
• the quality of being good enough; suitability
• the quality of deserving attention or respect
• The quality or state of being worthy; desert; merit; excellence; dignity; virtue; worth.
• the quality or state of having merit or value
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having worth or value; estimable; honorable, meritorious

Words related to WORTHINESS

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How to use WORTHINESS in a sentence

• They seemed to forget that no clergyman ever baptized from his own authority or worthiness, but only in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
• Opinions differ materially as to the rights and wrongs, privileges and grievances, and worthiness and worthlessness of the North American Indian.
• Stability is the foundation of worthiness of character in governments as well as in persons.
• Wherefore, see to it that your worthiness shall be as great as your beauty, and that your courtesy and gentleness shall be as great as your prowess.
• For I would not have you declare yourself to the world until you have proved your worthiness by your deeds.
• The man was filled with awe, reverence and a deep longing for worthiness.
• They would foster such a state of mind as will receive instruction, as will lean on the Almighty, and recognize the worthiness and rights of all.
• Indeed, I think he gives the lie to all the theories that assert that genius and influence must be based on some essential worthiness and greatness of soul.
• On the contrary, I am willing to admit its beauty and its worthiness of the mint in which it was coined.
• By those in authority who pronounce upon the worthiness or the unworthiness of writer folk, he is, to-day, said to be one of the greatest writers of his generation.
• It was Brown who passed on worthiness in life or death.
• The temperance of the hero proceeds from the same wish to do no dishonor to the worthiness he has.
• The sense of unworthiness is a guarantee of worthiness ensuing.
• Not for a moment did she raise the question of the worthiness of the man she loved.
• But by being united to the Word it lost nothing of its worthiness.
• So all mankind possess intelligence and capacities, but the intelligence, the capacity, and the worthiness of men differ.
• Hence it is clear that in the original nature there exists a difference of degree and varieties of worthiness and capacity.
• So all mankind possess intelligence and capacities, but the intelligence, the capacity and the worthiness of men differ.
• When I arrived in this city, I was made very happy, for I perceived that the people here have capacity for divine bestowals and have worthiness for the civilization of heaven.
• Hence it is clear that in the original nature there exists a difference of degree, and varieties of worthiness and capacity.
• Perhaps some one will say, that since the capacity and worthiness of men differ, therefore the difference of capacity certainly causes the difference of characters.
• But let them be cheered by remembering that in the great world outside the hospital there are still elements of worthiness and nobility.
• Each band has a headman, chosen by reason of his personal bravery and worthiness.
• In the great scheme of things, where all grades of human worthiness are shown for the benefit of man, this costly instruction shall not fail of fruit.
• Worthiness has no more to do with love than creeds and dogmas.
• He had made an impression on her! He had given her the lightning-stroke! No shadow of a doubt as to his own worthiness crossed his mind.
• Noble and true were they both, and well-beloved for their worthiness.
• If you had known the virtue of the ring, Or half her worthiness that gave the ring, Or your own honour to contain the ring, You would not then have parted with the ring.
• But his own modesty in the matter of his worthiness is likely to stand in the way.
• But this lady has asserted the worthiness of her sex, and most gloriously has she exalted it with me now.
• The schools under the direction and superintendence of colored teachers are gaining in standing and worthiness.
• We hear the tender strains of a deep poet, privileged by acquired worthiness to return to those divine instincts which were vivid in the simplest condition of the family.
• Church, which had been given me by my classleader, testifying to my worthiness as a member of that church.
• Nor did he seem to have a doubt of the worthiness of the long lost treasure.

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