Unpraiseworthy

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Pronunciation: /ʌnˈpreɪz.wɜr.ði/

Definitions of unpraiseworthy

adjective describing something that is not deserving of praise or commendation

Example Sentences

A1 The student's unpraiseworthy behavior in class led to a warning from the teacher.

A2 Her unpraiseworthy attitude towards her colleagues made it difficult for them to work together.

B1 The company's unpraiseworthy practices were exposed by an investigative journalist.

B2 The politician's unpraiseworthy actions caused a scandal that tarnished his reputation.

C1 The artist's unpraiseworthy behavior towards his fans resulted in a loss of support and admiration.

C2 The CEO's unpraiseworthy decisions led to a significant drop in the company's stock value.

Examples of unpraiseworthy in a Sentence

formal The politician's unpraiseworthy actions were met with widespread criticism.

informal His behavior was totally unpraiseworthy, dude.

slang She did something really unpraiseworthy and now everyone is talking about it.

figurative The artist's latest work was deemed unpraiseworthy by the critics.

Grammatical Forms of unpraiseworthy

past tense

unpraiseworthied

plural

unpraiseworthy

comparative

more unpraiseworthy

superlative

most unpraiseworthy

present tense

unpraiseworthies

future tense

will be unpraiseworthy

perfect tense

have been unpraiseworthy

continuous tense

is being unpraiseworthy

singular

unpraiseworthy

positive degree

unpraiseworthy

infinitive

to be unpraiseworthy

gerund

unpraiseworthying

participle

unpraiseworthy

Origin and Evolution of unpraiseworthy

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Middle English
Story behind the word: The word 'unpraiseworthy' originated from Middle English, a period in the history of the English language that lasted from the 12th to the 15th century.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unpraiseworthy' has retained its original meaning of not deserving praise or commendation. Its usage has remained consistent in conveying a negative judgment or lack of approval.