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What is another word for Unknightly?

Pronunciation: [ʌnnˈa͡ɪtli] (IPA)

Unknightly is an adjective that means not characteristic of a knight or unbecoming of a knight. There are many synonyms for this word, including unchivalrous, dishonourable, disreputable, ignoble, unscrupulous, shameful, and dishonorable. Unchivalrous means behaving in a dishonourable or unheroic way. Dishonourable means lacking in integrity or moral principles. Disreputable means having a bad reputation or not being respectable. Ignoble means lacking in honour or moral principles. Unscrupulous means having no moral principles or ethics. Shameful means deserving of shame or disgrace. Dishonorable means not worthy of respect or honour. These synonyms for unknightly can help add depth to your writing or speaking, allowing for greater articulation of specific meaning.
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What are the hypernyms for Unknightly?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for Unknightly?

Unknightly is a term that refers to something that is not characterized by the virtues of a knight - honor, chivalry or nobility. The antonyms for unknightly, therefore, are words that connote similar qualities or traits to a knight. These words include, but are not limited to, chivalrous, honorable, gallant, dignified, noble, ethical, virtuous, and upright. These words are opposite to unknightly, which means dishonorable, cowardly, ignoble, or unethical conduct. By using the antonyms of unknightly, we can describe people, actions, or behavior that exhibit qualities that uphold the values of a knight; the qualities of courage, justice, and loyalty.

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Usage examples for Unknightly

And if thou wilt take the risk upon thee and come hither again, prithee be wary in that coming, lest in venturing thou have thine ears clipped in most Unknightly fashion.
"Men of Iron"
Ernie Howard Pyle
The blow that had been given was foul, Unknightly, but the King gave no sign either of acquiescence or rebuke; he had willed that Myles was to die.
"Men of Iron"
Ernie Howard Pyle
Francis likes him not, and will clear you of Unknightly conduct, if- He finished with a boldly significant look, which was not lost upon his man.
"Under the Rose"
Frederic Stewart Isham

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