0 below what you consider to be socially acceptable:
[ + to infinitive ] Diane thinks it's a bit infra dig to do her own housework.
Perhaps it would be infra dig to say that it was produced like a rabbit out of a hat, but it is important.
I think the old-fashioned phrase was that it was infra dig to talk about cash.
It is always thought as being slightly infra dig to admit that something has been sponsored.
When one has gone to this expense, it is very infra dig to come along here and not even get a hearing.
It was then thought infra dig to speak here on behalf of greyhound racing.
There is nothing infra dig about being a waiter.
Wider fiscal arguments have so far prevailed; but we cannot see it as infra dig to purchase at a concessionary rate with the assistance of such notable bodies.
It is not infra dig to have to use the derogation, although there is no question but that, for 2006, we will have to use it.
