See Also: docent(1)(dictionary)
docent(2)(dictionary)
docent(dictionary)
indign (iou) and docent(1) (iou)
indign (iou)
indign adjective. Now only poet. ME.
[Old & mod. French indigne or Latin indignus, formed as IN-3 + dignus worthy.]
Unworthy, undeserving. (Foll. by of, to.) ME.
Unworthy of a person or circumstance; unbecoming; shameful, disgraceful. M16.
b. Of punishment or suffering: undeserved. M18.
docent(1) (iou)
docent adjective. M17.
[Latin docent- pres. ppl stem of docere teach: see -ENT.]
That teaches or instructs.
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