Antonyms for de serving

Grammar : Adj, noun, verb

Spell : dih-zur-ving

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈzɜr vɪŋ

Definition of de serving

Origin : early 13c., from Old French deservir (Modern French desservir) "deserve, be worthy of, earn, merit," from Latin deservire "serve well," from de- "completely" (see de-) + servire "to serve" (see serve). From "be entitled to because of good service" (a sense found in Late Latin), meaning generalized c.1300 to "be worthy of." Related: Deserved; deserving.

As in laudable : adj admirable
As in meritorious : adj honorable, commendable
As in righteous : adj good, honest
As in worthy : adj honorable, respectable
As in coming : adj approaching, promising
As in commendable : adj praiseworthy
As in admirable : adj held in great respect
As in creditable : adj praiseworthy
As in deserving : adj worthy, meritorious
As in estimable : adj honorable, worthy
As in fit : adj suitable, appropriate
As in right : noun privilege
As in deserts : noun what is due one
As in merit : verb be entitled to
As in rate : verb be entitled to
As in deserve : verb be entitled to

Synonyms for de serving

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