Servile, slavish; base.

With depreciative connotation. Without morals; despicable, ignoble; base. Also: obsequious, self-abasing.

Unworthy.

Ignoble, base. Obsolete. rare.

Morally low; despicable, ignoble; reprehensibly cowardly, craven; selfish, mean. Of an action, habit, thought, etc.

figurative. Coarse, vulgar; despicable, base.

Of base origin or nature.

Having a base mind; = base, adj. 10.

(of a person) base, vulgar.

Not honourable in character or purpose; mean, base, sordid.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of such a person or his or her behaviour.

Vile, mean, base, ignoble.

Ignoble, mean, petty.

Very low or base; basest.

Unfitting, unbecoming, unseemly; discourteous, mean.

= unheroic, adj. n.

Of a person, a person's character, etc.: lacking moral dignity, ignoble; small-minded. Now rare or passing into sense 6.

Dishonouring, low, mean. Const. to. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Disreputable, lower-class. Obsolete.

Lacking in dignity of manner, etc.

Disreputable in character, behaviour, or appearance; vulgar, unrefined; sleazy.

(In uses associated with truck, n.1, truck, v.1, truckle, v.) Mean, base, mercenary.

Incapable of being promoted (in various senses of the verb).

Of a person, or his or her temperament, qualities, preoccupations, etc.: servile, mean, ignoble.

of low character or standing; uncultured, unmannerly; contemptible.