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Definition of ignominy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
humiliationstate of great public shame or disgrace
- He lived the rest of his life in ignominy.
2.
reputationshameful act causing disgrace
- His betrayal was an ignominy to the family.
Origin of ignominy
Latin, ignominia (disgrace)
Examples of ignominy in a sentence
The team returned home to ignominy after the crushing loss. The fraud brought ignominy upon the organization. She resigned rather than face the ignominy of dismissal.
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- French:ignominie, ...
- German:Schande, ...
- Italian:umiliazione, ...
- Spanish:ignominia, deshonra, ...
- Portuguese:ignomínia, ...
- Chinese:耻辱, 羞耻, ...
- Japanese:不名誉, 汚名, ...
- Arabic:عار, فَضيحَة, ...
- Hebrew:קָלוֹן, חֶרְפָּה, ...
- Russian:позор, срам, ...
- Ukrainian:ганьба, безчестя, ...
- Hindi:कलंक, अपयश, ...
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