scornworthy

English

Etymology

From scorn +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

scornworthy (comparative more scornworthy, superlative most scornworthy)

1. Worthy of scorn.
   • 1912, Maurice Henry Hewlett, Mrs. Lancelot:

     ...what is curious is that if he could have kept himself, or been kept by his genius, at this high pitch all or any obstacles would have been scornworthy.

   • 2001, Danilo Kiš, Duška Mikić-Mitchell, A Tomb for Boris Davidovich:

     Verschoyle watched the ashen sea, and this reminded him of scorned and scornworthy Ireland.