- Archaic. Unworthy.
- Obsolete. Shameful; disgraceful.
[Middle English indigne, from Old French, from Latin indignus : in-, not; see in-1 + dignus, worthy.]
indign
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in·dign (ĭn-dīn')  |
adj.
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[fr. L. indignus, not worthy] /in DINE/
1) archaic unworthy, undeserving 2) obs. shameful, disgraceful
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