"worthy life" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means a life that is deserving of respect, honor, or admiration. Example: She dedicated her entire life to helping others and lived a truly worthy life.
John Dingell would wonder whether he had led a worthy life, Conroy said.
Jim's imagination and quest for knowledge had a Holmesian component to it throughout his active and worthy life.
Look at the book from one remove, and you see a woman choosing a life, as well as the conditions that might produce a worthy life.
"Yanayev lived an interesting, difficult and worthy life," Gennadi A. Zyuganov, the leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, said, according to the Interfax news agency.
It's about, more or less, the worry that one will have lived a worthy life "when I have to meet my day".
As Aristotle once opined: if you seek happiness, you probably won't end up happy; but if you seek to lead a worthy life, you are likely to end up happy.
I see the Morte Darthur itself not as the worthy life-long labour of an eager enthusiast but, much more excitingly, the work of someone reading romances for the first time and discovering the ideals of knighthood which had until then meant little to him.
Every unintentional harm; every time I made a loved one or stranger feel less than the worthy, life-giving person they are.
There was never a moment when their careers took off, but slowly, steadily, they each built a substantial, praise-worthy life in music and acting.
There are more expensive inks and papers that are said to have archival, or museum-worthy, life spans, but as long as the photographs are kept out of direct sunlight, images on photo-quality paper should hold up well.
Ultimately, their unhealthy modes of communication and self-destructive habits triumph over the sheen of living an Instagram-worthy life nonstop.
