Inglorious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INGLORIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not glorious
• (of an action or situation) causing shame or a loss of honour
• not famous or renowned
• Not glorious; not bringing honor or glory; not accompanied with fame, honor, or celebrity; obscure; humble; as, an inglorious life of ease.
• Shameful; disgraceful; ignominious; as, inglorious flight, defeat, etc.
• (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame
• not bringing honor and glory
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• shameful, ignominious

Words related to INGLORIOUS

ingloriously16 ingloriousness15 irrenowned14

Words that contain INGLORIOUS

ingloriously16 vainglorious16 ingloriousness15 vaingloriously21 vaingloriousnes19 ingloriousnesse16 vaingloriousness20 ingloriousnesses17 vaingloriousnesses22

How to use INGLORIOUS in a sentence

• If Lister were not the man he thought, Cartwright imagined his control of the line would presently come to an inglorious end.
• His command was over, his regiment disbanded after the fruitless, inglorious march and defeat.
• But if it was difficult to gain ascendency over such a frivolous and inglorious Sardanapalus, it was easy to retain it when this ascendency was once acquired.
• Polk closed his inglorious administration, was perceptibly with the North, and not political power only, but moral power.
• He was indolent and pleasure-seeking, but was awakened from his inglorious sports by a revolt in Britain.
• We can no longer watch how they will meet the glorious or inglorious uncertainties of the daily conflict.
• But the gains of crime are inglorious, its fruits are brief and fading.
• The result was, as might have been expected, inglorious for Rome.
• So inglorious a termination of the campaign naturally gave rise to suspicions of treason.
• But that is a very imperfect and inglorious solution of the problem, and therefore no solution.
• And so in this inglorious fashion in 1480, after three centuries of oppression and insult, Russia slipped from under the Mongol yoke.
• The English, having once found the method of diverting the storm by an inglorious bargain, could not bear to think of any other way of resistance.
• Older Divisions could not forget, and possibly regretted, the fact that they had had no such prolonged training in mock trenches and in inglorious safety.
• Perhaps it is remembered only by those who mourn the brave young hearts that never reached the battle field, but perished in the inglorious conflict with disease and idleness.
• But into the details of these long-protracted and inglorious hostilities it is unnecessary to enter.
• In this manner the luxurious nobles and people of Rome passed their tranquil, inglorious lives.
• He wanted to fall in the heat of battle, not in the heat of inglorious fatigue duty.
• A mute, inglorious Rouveyre appeared in every one of those cruelly clear lines.
• How General Howe could imagine that any recommendations which he could make would be attended to, is matter of surprise, when his inglorious campaigns are considered.
• During the war, the French navy performed an inglorious part.
• It had been formidable enough to alarm all conservative people, and its inglorious end left the opposition, which had given it a certain encouragement, much discredited.
• It seemed to me as if a very strong cord at the rear of my belt were jerking me back toward the inglorious safety of camp.
• The long, unhappy, and inglorious life of George the Third of England was ended.
• So restless Cromwell could not cease In the inglorious arts of peace.
• After negotiations which the cynical chronicler La Hontan has described with picturesque realism, an inglorious truce was patched up.
• Mine is a short inglorious race, To humble in the dust my face, And mingle with the dead.
• Once they had had time to recover from their bewilderment the rah-rahs turned in full, inglorious flight, without attempting to strike a single blow in their own defense.
• Else may I perish inglorious, without a name, and may neither sea nor earth receive the flesh of me when dead, if I be a wicked man.
• Thou wilt surely however die inglorious, when thou diest.

Similar words containing GLORIOU without suffix s and without prefix in

glorious9 gloriously14 gloriousness13 ingloriously16 vainglorious16 gloriousnesses15 ingloriousness15 vaingloriously21 vaingloriousnes19 ingloriousnesse16 vaingloriousness20 ingloriousnesses17 vaingloriousnesses22

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