indign
adjective
in·dign in-ˈdīn 
1
archaic : unworthy, undeserving
2
obsolete : unbecoming, disgraceful
Word History
Etymology
Middle English indigne, from Anglo-French, from Latin indignus
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- unartful
- unartfully
- unarticulate
- unarticulated
- unartificial
- unartificially
- unartistic
- unary
- unascertainable
- unascertained
- unasgd
- unashamed
- unashamedly
- unashamednesses
- unasked
- unasked for
- unasking
- unaspirated
- unaspiring
- unaspiringness
- unassailabilities
- unassailability
- unassailable
- unassailableness
- unassailablenesses