ignominious 音标拼音: [
, ɪgnəm'ɪniəs]
a . 可耻的,不名誉的,下流的
可耻的,不名誉的,下流的
ignominious adj 1 : (
used of conduct or character )
deserving or bringing disgrace or shame ; "
Man ...
has written one of his blackest records as a destroyer on the oceanic islands "-
Rachel Carson ; "
an ignominious retreat "; "
inglorious defeat ";
"
an opprobrious monument to human greed "; "
a shameful display of cowardice " [
synonym : {
black }, {
disgraceful },
{
ignominious }, {
inglorious }, {
opprobrious }, {
shameful }]
Ignominious \
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a . [
L .
ignominiosus :
cf .
F .
ignominieux .]
1 .
Marked with ignominy ;
incurring public disgrace ;
dishonorable ;
shameful .
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Then first with fear surprised and sense of pain ,
Fled ignominious . --
Milton .
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2 .
Deserving ignominy ;
despicable .
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One single ,
obscure ,
ignominious projector . --
Swift .
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3 .
Humiliating ;
degrading ;
as ,
an ignominious judgment or sentence . --
Macaulay .
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52 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ignominious ":
aberrant ,
abnormal ,
abominable ,
atrocious ,
criminal ,
delinquent ,
derogatory ,
deviant ,
discreditable ,
disgraceful ,
dishonorable ,
disreputable ,
evil ,
hardly the thing ,
ignoble ,
illegal ,
improper ,
inappropriate ,
incorrect ,
indecorous ,
infamous ,
inglorious ,
not done ,
not the thing ,
notorious ,
off -
base ,
off -
color ,
out -
of -
line ,
sacrilegious ,
scandalous ,
seamy ,
shabby ,
shady ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
shoddy ,
sinful ,
sordid ,
terrible ,
undue ,
unfit ,
unfitting ,
unlawful ,
unpraiseworthy ,
unrespectable ,
unrighteous ,
unsavory ,
unseemly ,
unsuitable ,
wicked ,
wrong ,
wrongful
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