Adjective:

યોગ્ય, કિંમતી, અર્હ, જોઈએ,

worthies's Usage Examples:

should occupy his throne; and after they asked God in prayer to choose the worthiest man among them, several holy men saw in a dream a man urging them to choose.

year there is held a course with the allocation of scholarships for the worthiest students.

authority should be invested in the worthiest citizen (princeps), who would beneficently guide his compeers, an ideal of the patriot statesman later taken up.

In these stories, especially the first two, references to other cultural noteworthies such as The Little Prince and Almayer's Folly are noticeable.

the play to his cousin John Ford of Gray"s Inn, "my truest friend, my worthiest kinsman.

"the business of education" should not be committed to the worst and unworthiest of men; but that it be seriously studied and practised by the best and.

At his peak he was renowned as a raiding overlapper, virtually doubling as a winger at a time when those entertaining worthies were sadly out of fashion, and no one deployed him more effectively than the England manager Sir Alf Ramsey.

self-fulfillment as "carrying to fruition one"s deepest desires or one"s worthiest capacities.

When Heaven gave the kingdom to the worthiest, it was given.

Among the grave goods that were worthiest of note were an open-worked belthook and an iron belt ring.

quoted as telling the king of Qin: "Kings Wei and Xuan of Qi were the worthiest rulers of their age.

deserves that name", "O valiant cousin, worthy gentleman", in Scene 4, "worthiest" and "Like valour’s minion" to convey that Macbeth is bravery"s favourite.

Greece", and even in modern times Montaigne judged him one of the three "worthiest and most excellent men" that had ever lived.

Synonyms:

estimable, good, valued, noteworthy, meritorious, deserving, worthwhile, meritable, righteous, laudable, honourable, summa cum laude, sacred, notable, magna cum laude, valuable, quotable, worth, applaudable, model, worthiness, worthful, cum laude, praiseworthy, creditable, honorable, commendable, exemplary, precious,

Antonyms:

unworthy, worthless, unworthiness, contemptible, dishonorable, evil, unrighteous,