inglorious
English dictionary entry
Meanings
adj
- Ignominious; disgraceful.
- Not famous; obscure.
Pronunciation
/ɪnˈɡlɔɹi.əs/
/ɪnˈɡloʊɹi.əs/
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Word forms
inglorious
more inglorious
most inglorious
Etymology
From Latin inglōriōsus. By surface analysis, in- + glorious.
Synonyms
scornworthy
shameful
vile
abject
filthy
base
beggarly
blameworthy
carrion
cheap
choical
contemptible
cringing
damnable
dedecorous
degraded
deplorable
deridable
derisible
despicable
despisable
dirty
discreditable
disdainable
disgraceful
dishonorable
disreputable
execrable
groveling
hylic
hylical
ignoble
ignominious
inglorious
lame
laughable
loathsome
lousy
low
ludicrous
mean
mean-spirited
miserable
obscene
outrageous
paltry
pathetic
pissass
pitiable
pitiful
plebeian
punk
putrid
reprehensible
reprehensive
reptile
reptilian
reptitious
ridiculous
risible
Antonyms
glorious
admirable
allowable
commendable
creditable
estimable
honorable
laudable
praiseworthy
respectable
reverable
reverend
valuable
venerable
worthy
bait
fabled
famed
famous
famoused
iconic
irrecondite
known
legendary
mere
notable
noted
noteworthy
proverbial
recognizable
renowned
storied
well-known
admired
applauded
blessed
distinguished
eminent
esteemed
feared
gloriful
honoured
illustrious
priceless
reputable
respected
revered
sacred
treasured
valued
venerated
well-regarded
Derived words
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