Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- A contraction of ignominious, like
ignomy for ignominy.
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Examples
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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It might only be a few percent, but given she already has razor thin margins against many Republicans, that could be the difference between victory and ignomious defeat.
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In John Major's case, it was the daily farce of Back to Basics and the never-ending saga of 'sleaze' - as much as Britain's ignomious exit from the ERM - that ensured electoral disaster for the Tories in 1997.
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In John Major's case, it was the daily farce of Back to Basics and the never-ending saga of 'sleaze' - as much as Britain's ignomious exit from the ERM - that ensured electoral disaster for the Tories in 1997.
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In John Major's case, it was the daily farce of Back to Basics and the never-ending saga of 'sleaze' - as much as Britain's ignomious exit from the ERM - that ensured electoral disaster for the Tories in 1997.
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Is a voluntary withdrawal more or less ignomious than a forced one?
Balkinization 2006
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