We say that the union was a mistake, an ignominy, and a failure.
And she will not go through the difficulty and ignominy of having the matter struck off.
Are we to spoil and end this record with a chapter of ignominy tonight?
First, what is the justification for subjecting that person at any stage at all to the ignominy of being debarred from qualification under the scheme?
One airman was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment and discharged with ignominy.
When moving for a definition we were treated with ignominy, hatred, ridicule and contempt, and we were coerced into silence.
Greg frequently invokes the common discourse of the legible, permanence of sin that made absolute a fallen woman's destiny along a downward trajectory toward ignominy and death.
It is not the consolidating aspects of the state action doctrine, however, that explains its ignominy but rather the limits that doctrine imposed on remedies against private persons.
