History
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Synonyms
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Meaning:
base

(of a person, behaviour, thought) dishonourable; immoral

vulgar, low

contemptible

deserving or causing contempt

despicable, shameful

lowly

humble; modest

inferior, plain

menial

not important or interesting

lowly, low-status

outrageous

shocking; offensive; far too large or extravagant

very bad

plebeian

a person who does not have intellectual interests, good taste etc

base, lower-class

reprehensible

(of bad behaviour etc) deserving to be strongly disapproved of

very bad; shameful

servile

(of a person, behaviour) being too obedient or too ready to help, especially to gain an advantage

grovelling, subservient

sordid

(of conditions) poor, dirty, uncomfortable; (of a person's behaviour) extremely unpleasant and dishonourable

dirty, bad, low

squalid

very dirty, poor, uncared for

poor, run-down

stingy

(of a person) spending, using or giving something unwillingly

penny-pinching, averse to spending money

subservient

giving too much power or respect (to a senior person)

extremely compliant

unworthy

not worthy

not of value

vile

shameful and disgusting; very bad

offensive, horrible

villainous

wicked

criminal

vulgar

very rude; showing bad manners; showing the absence of taste

rude, offensive

IGNOBLE as in Wiktionary
IGNOBLE as in Wikipedia