By bringing me hither, to die this death of triumphant ignominy before the people!
From then on, the bibulosity of the literators is considered as romantic affairs rather than moral-decayed ignominy.
The very law that condemned her- a giant of stern features, but with vigour to support, as well as to annihilate, in his iron arm- had held her up, through the terrible ordeal of her ignominy.
If they were caught, she would be thrown out in disgrace, dismissed with ignominy.
How dreary looked the forest-track that led backward to the settlement, where Hester Prynne must take up again the burden of her ignominy, and the minister the hollow mockery of his good name!
Gradually his feeling of ignominy and of rage sank.
In such reigns, nothing veils the shame; and those who make examples, Tacitus as well as Juvenal, slap this ignominy which cannot reply, in the face, more usefully in the presence of all humanity.
Incredible as this may sound, the story shows that the ignominy of the traitors will never be forgotten.
Was she now to endure the ignominy of his abandoning her?
"Abased by sin, and half maddened by the ignominy that was still new, when they had talked together in the prison-chamber."
They suffered the ignominy of defeat.
But his long career ended in ignominy.
