unglorious (Meaning)
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unglorious (a.)
Inglorious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unglorious
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unglorious Sentence Examples
- The unglorious end of the dictator exposed the true nature of his tyrannical rule.
- Despite their initial ambitions, the revolutionaries faced an unglorious defeat.
- The battle ended in an unglorious stalemate, leaving both sides exhausted and demoralized.
- The politician's unglorious fall from grace was a cautionary tale about the dangers of hubris.
- The once-celebrated hero was now an unglorious outcast, haunted by the mistakes of his past.
- The scientist's unglorious experiment resulted in a humiliating failure, shattering his hopes of a breakthrough.
- The team's unglorious performance on the field was a far cry from their previous achievements.
- The actor's unglorious attempt at a comeback ended in disappointment and ridicule.
- The once-respected author's unglorious plagiarism scandal tarnished his reputation beyond repair.
- The country's unglorious history of oppression and violence continues to cast a shadow over its present.
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Inglorious.
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The unglorious end of the dictator exposed the true nature of his tyrannical rule.
Despite their initial ambitions, the revolutionaries faced an unglorious defeat.
The battle ended in an unglorious stalemate, leaving both sides exhausted and demoralized.
The politician's unglorious fall from grace was a cautionary tale about the dangers of hubris.
