inglorious Antonyms
Strongest:
- legal
- honest
- noble
- noble
- legal
- honorable
- ethical
- righteous
- moral
- honest
- righteous
- ethical
- good
- reputable
- respectable
- reputable
- respectable
- good
- moral
- upright
- decent
- upright
- decent
- honorable
Strong:
- esteemed
- authorized
- permitted
- permissible
- just
- prestigious
- respected
- reputed
- authorized
- exemplary
- permissible
- respected
- principled
- prestigious
- principled
- exemplary
- just
- proper
- esteemed
- proper
- reputed
- permitted
Weak:
Strongest:
- blamable
- iniquitous
- corrupt
- blameworthy
- villainous
- debauched
- dissolute
- degenerate
- nefarious
- unrighteous
- censurable
- reprehensible
- sinful
- wrong
- rotten
- depraved
- evil
- debased
- vicious
Strong:
- loose
- despicable
- dishonorable
- wretched
- gamy
- disgraceful
- base
- seamy
- shameful
- detestable
- perverted
- unethical
- unsavory
- vile
- criminal
- miserable
- contemptible
- infamous
- dirty
- sordid
- libertine
- wicked
- ignominious
- immoral
- discreditable
- shoddy
- reprobate
- gamey
Weak:
Meaning of inglorious
inglorious (s)
(used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame
inglorious (a)
not bringing honor and glory
inglorious (a.)
Not glorious; not bringing honor or glory; not accompanied with fame, honor, or celebrity; obscure; humble; as, an inglorious life of ease.
Shameful; disgraceful; ignominious; as, inglorious flight, defeat, etc.
inglorious Sentence Examples
- The retreat was an inglorious end to a once-glorious campaign.
- The general's inglorious defeat left a stain on his reputation.
- The politician's inglorious fall from grace was both swift and humiliating.
- The team's inglorious performance would haunt them for years to come.
- The artist's inglorious masterpiece was a testament to his lack of inspiration.
- The inglorious betrayal by a close friend left a lasting wound.
- The inglorious accident shattered all their hopes and dreams.
- The inglorious poverty that had plagued the family for generations was finally lifted.
- The inglorious deed will forever be etched in the annals of history.
- The inglorious legacy of the dictator would cast a shadow over the nation for centuries to come.
FAQs About the word inglorious
(used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame, not bringing honor and gloryNot glorious; not bringing honor or glory; not accompanied w
blamable, iniquitous, corrupt, blameworthy, villainous, debauched, dissolute, degenerate, nefarious, unrighteous
legal, honest, noble, noble, legal, honorable, ethical, righteous, moral, honest
The retreat was an inglorious end to a once-glorious campaign.
The general's inglorious defeat left a stain on his reputation.
The politician's inglorious fall from grace was both swift and humiliating.
The team's inglorious performance would haunt them for years to come.
