unworthy

He has proven himself unworthy of the office of being president.

The other's was an unworthy and brutal nature, utterly corrupted at bottom.

It was then that Lad disgraced himself and his deities, and proved himself all unworthy to appear in so refined an assembly.

She was conscious of an excitement, of a sort of unworthy curiosity.

They were flooded with sunlight and gave dignity to the ugly west front, so unworthy of the splendid interior.

She could not speak out her thoughts about Crosbie, and explain to Lily that he was unworthy of her love.

St Petersburg he considered “the finest city in the world” other European capitals were unworthy of comparison.

I am the unworthy servant and delegate of him who holds the keys.

But this policy was no less futile than it was unworthy of the noble, freedom-loving English people.

Also, among the dangerous classes, a man who is unworthy of confidence, a sneak or mean fellow.