ignominies (Meaning)

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ignominies (pl.)

of Ignominy

The politician's career was marred by ignominies, including a bribery scandal and an extramarital affair.
The team's recent losing streak has brought unprecedented ignomies upon them.
The public outcry over the politician's corrupt practices revealed the depths of his ignominies.
The company's financial woes were exacerbated by a series of ignominious business decisions.
The athlete's triumph over adversity was a poignant reminder that even the most shameful ignomies can be overcome.
The historian chronicled the ignominious events that led to the empire's downfall.
The ignominious defeat sent shockwaves through the nation and left a lasting scar on its psyche.
The criminal's ignominies were a testament to his vile character and utter disregard for societal norms.
The soldier's ignominious discharge from the army cast a shadow over his once-promising career.
The city's ignominious reputation as a den of vice and corruption made it an undesirable destination for tourists.

of Ignominy

infamies,disgraces, contempts, humiliations, shames, disreputes, dishonors,discredit, stigmas, opprobriums

admirations, honors, respects, fears,respects, regards, regards, honors, admirations, fears

The politician's career was marred by ignominies, including a bribery scandal and an extramarital affair.

The team's recent losing streak has brought unprecedented ignomies upon them.

The public outcry over the politician's corrupt practices revealed the depths of his ignominies.

The company's financial woes were exacerbated by a series of ignominious business decisions.