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Ignominious is a word used to describe shame from the public. A good sentence would be, the crowd turned ignominious when the mayor bashed gay marriage.

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How can you use ignominy in a sentence?

Upon being impeached the now ex-governor bowed his head in ignominy and quietly departed.


What is a sentence with the word ignominy?

Ignominy is a public embarrassment of some sort, or a situation that makes one feel dishonored. An example of a sentence using the word "ignominy" is "To further shame the rebel leader, the soldiers dragged him through the streets with ignominy as people spat and swore at him. "


What is a sentence with the word ignominy in it?

Ignominious: deserving rebuke/shameful His atrocious behavior at the party was truly ignominious.


Synonym for ignominy?

Shame.


What are antonyms of glory?

Ignominy


What are some sentences with ignominy being used?

The team faced a sense of ignominy after losing ten straight games to the worst teams in the league.


What is the verb form for the word ignominy?

There is no verb form for the noun 'ignominy'. The adjective form is ignominious; the adverb form is ignominiously; and another noun form is ignominiousness.


What is the definition of ignominy?

a shame or having disrespect for something


How do you use the word ignominious in a sentence?

Ignominious means to be disgraceful, dishonorable, or shameful such as: "How ignomonious, having a man grope around in my underthings." Mrs Slocombe...Are You Being Sered?


What is an eight letter word for lack of human decency?

rudeness, inequity, ignominy, dishonour, disgrace


How many times is the word ignominy used in The Scarlet Letter?

The word "ignominy" is used 10 times in The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. It appears frequently throughout the novel to describe the shame and dishonor experienced by the characters.


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