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indigno
-I anger
Presentyoconjugation ofindignar.
Preteriteél/ella/ustedconjugation ofindignar.

indigno

indigno(
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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. unworthy
Utilizar palabras gruesas es indigno de un escritor tan prestigioso.Using swear words is unworthy of such a prestigious writer.
a. unworthy
El actor es indigno de este premio porque ni siquiera sabe actuar.The actor is unworthy of this award because he can't even act.
b. not worthy
Me siento indigna de tanta amabilidad.I don't feel worthy of all this kindness.
a. despicable
Tirar huevos contra la fachada del edificio histórico es un acto indigno.Throwing eggs at the front of the old building is a despicable act.
b. shameful
Es indigno que alguien haya roto el brazo de la estatua.It is shameful that someone has broken off the statue's arm.
c. disgraceful
Hay que hacer algo para destituir a personas tan indignas como los políticos corruptos.We have to do something to get rid of such disgraceful people as corrupt politicians.
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