ignominious
IPA: ɪgnʌmˈɪniʌs
adjective
- Marked by great dishonor, shame, disgrace or humiliation; shameful, disgraceful
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Examples of "ignominious" in Sentences
- It was an ignominious beginning.
- Ignominious is in fact, not real.
- I think this is an ignominious attack.
- Every ignominious retreat is humiliated.
- Philip then concluded an ignominious peace.
- An ignominious defeat of the strikers was the result.
- Alvin's appearance was an ignominious disgrace for the opponents.
- Senators, matrons, and philosophers, expired in ignominious and cruel tortures.
- Many rulings of this same court might well qualify for the tag ignominious if it's history we be reviewing.
- His wife and infant son were detained by the Romans in ignominious captivity; and this domestic misfortune tarnished the glories of
- The vast majority of Survivors who have scored the hidden immunity idol went on to slink out of there in ignominious defeat for not having played it.
- What, for instance, might have happened to the world a short time back if Egypt had had the atomic weapon when being chased, in ignominious retreat, from the borders of Israel?
- The team dispersed in ignominious defeat, and it was not until after dark that the dogs came sneaking back, one by one, by meekness and humility signifying their fealty to White
- The team dispersed in ignominious defeat, and it was not until after dark that the dogs came sneaking back, one by one, by meekness and humility signifying their fealty to White Fang.
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- In that monster footnote to what I am inclined to describe as a monster book – The God Delusion – Dawkins reproaches me for what he calls my ignominious decision to accept, in 2006, the Phillip E. Johnson Award for Liberty and Truth.
- 91 The light brigantines of the Greeks were scattered in ignominious flight: the nine castles of the Venetians maintained a more obstinate conflict; seven were sunk, two were taken; two thousand five hundred captives implored in vain the mercy of the victor; and the daughter of Alexius deplores the loss of thirteen thousand of his subjects or allies.