inglorious
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- s (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame
inglorious defeat - a not bringing honor and glory
some mute inglorious Milton here may rest
- When does the useful practice of criminal profiling become the inglorious practice of racial profiling? Most often we use the latter term to describe the police practice of .
- Until a Singapore-based all-karaoke TV channel "discovered" him in 1996, the man who rescued mute, inglorious Presleys and unrecognized Madonnas was hardly known even in his .
- Until a Singapore-based all-karaoke TV channel "discovered" him in 1996, the man who rescued mute, inglorious Presleys and unrecognized Madonnas was hardly known even in his .