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worthy

Definition for worthy

adjective as in honorable, respectable

Strongest matches

admirable, decent, deserving, desirable, excellent, honest, laudable, noble, reliable, satisfying, true, trustworthy, valuable, worthwhile

Strong matches

aces, best, choice, divine, good, model, moral, pleasing, sterling, upright, winning

Weak matches

A-1, blameless, commendable, creditable, dependable, estimable, ethical, exemplary, first-class, first-rate, incorrupt, invaluable, meritorious, praiseworthy, precious, priceless, pure, reputable, right-minded, righteous, salt of the earth, top-drawer, top-notch, virtuous

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When looking beyond AI and robotics, Musk also said companies working on “space flight” are another potential worthy investment.

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The greeting was worthy of a rock star.

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He was initially signed as a right-back before becoming an outstanding midfielder who later played as an accomplished central defender, proving a worthy successor to Moore as West Ham captain when he departed for Fulham in 1974.

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He still sees the sector as worthy of long-term endeavour, and authorities agree.

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Drag Race fan Benjy Kusi told BBC Newsbeat that he feels Bones is a "really worthy winner".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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