ignominious in English
no other party risked ignominious defeat
Use "ignominious" in a sentence
1. No other party risked ignominious defeat.
2. The conspiracy frittered away to ignominious conclusion.
3. The conspiracy frittered away to an ignominious conclusion.
4. Pretty ignominious sort of territorial pawn at that.
5. He was no hero: his final exit was ignominious.
6. Many thought that he was doomed to ignominious failure.
7. Four years ago, he suffered an ignominious first - round exit.
8. They would wipe out the shame of their ignominious defeat!
9. It is an ignominious thing to attack others in the back.
10. The long life, ignominious death, and Crowdfunded rebirth of Gage & Tollner
11. He made one mistake and his career came to an ignominious end.
12. The marriage was considered especially ignominious since she was of royal descent.
13. The anniversary of his coronation seemed destined to be marked by ignominious defeat.
14. 27 The marriage was considered especially ignominious since she was of royal descent.
15. The principle of propulsion by Flettner rotors suffers still from their ignominious fate.
16. The majority of people do some ignominious matters, Carroll Saunders have not been exceptional.
17. Before Him was a life of sorrow , hardship , and conflict, and an ignominious death.
18. So Nehor was condemned to die, and suffered “an ignominious death” (Alma 1:15).
19. You've allowed a pack of lesser witches to buffalo you into this ignominious end.
20. Saints managed a brief recovery to 18-12 before falling away to ignominious defeat.
21. He found himself indicted for arson and attempted murder, his career an abrupt ignominious end.
22. 16 The UN were faced with an ignominious withdrawal or a long - term military presence.
23. Yet before Hong's policies and Yung's proposals were ever implemented, the Taipings suffered an ignominious retreat.
24. That ignominious experience led the Tories to adopt inflation targeting, which has transformed Britain's macroeconomic performance.
25. It was an ignominious end to one of the most distinguished international careers in American government.
26. He found himself indicted for arson and attempted murder, his career an abrupt and ignominious end.
27. Heavy losses or, at best, inadequate returns on capital invested have resulted in ignominious withdrawals from the market.
28. It was an ignominious failure - the plane left the runway then crashed into a ball of flames.
29. That it was erected, operated for a short while and then reverted to ignominious dereliction are all true.
30. The ignominious execution of Jesus as a contemptible criminal provides “the most convincing argument against opponents of the historicity of Jesus,” states Trilling.
31. Jurisprudence Don’t Criminalize COVID-19 The ignominious history of HIV criminalization shows why punishing people who spread the coronavirus is a terrible idea.
32. He was single-minded in his devotion, always putting his Father’s will above his own, even to the point of an ignominious death. —Matthew 6:10; Luke 22:42.
33. Although Coach Phil Jackson dubbed the Lakers a " Jekyll and Hyde" team after Monday's practice, he noted that they have typically played their best games immediately after an ignominious loss.
34. Seventy-five years ago, the world's leaders collected in the Hall of Fossils in London's Geological Museum with the aim of ending a tariff war. The talks finished in ignominious failure.
35. Greek philosopher Plutarch (c.46-120 C.E.) wrote of those in the world below: “[They] raised a cry of wailing as they underwent fearful torments and ignominious and excruciating chastisements.”
36. There are many synonyms of Blackguardly which include Base, Contemptible, Crooked, Deceitful, Despicable, Devious, Discreditable, Disgraceful, Disreputable, Fraudulent, Ignoble, Ignominious, Infamous, Inglorious, Low, Miscreant, Offensive, Scandalous, Shabby, Shady, Treacherous, Unprincipled, Unscrupulous, Untrustworthy, Putrid, Unrespectable, etc.
37. Of course, ignominious ends for formerly beautiful Actresses is a tale familiar to the point of cliche.: The world would be a much better place if today's washed-up Actresses saw patriotism as the route to respectability.: Top actors or Actresses are making millions of pounds for each film, much more than a footballer earns.: Before the Second World War, Actresses who played Titania usually