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worthiness
noun as in caliber
noun as in dignity
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noun as in greatness
noun as in merit
noun as in morality
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noun as in nobility
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noun as in noblesse
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noun as in suitableness
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noun as in virtue
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Artistic worthiness isn’t measured by gravity of subject matter.
"I can't change the credit worthiness of the city, but I can change how investors look at our sustainability work, and make it more attractive to them."
She included Inspire Health Alliance, which the lawsuit claims provided nurse practitioners who collaborated with Disney staff to determine DAS pass worthiness.
As much as our culture wants you to believe otherwise, your debt balance isn’t a reflection of your financial responsibility or your overall worthiness as a human being.
One of them is that the British “Traitors” surfaces social class as its dominant subtext, whereas Cumming’s game shows American snobbery manifesting in fame, not skill, being a major determinant of worth and worthiness.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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