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Meanings of eternal disgrace in anglès

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Usage of eternal disgrace in anglès
1
To do otherwise would be shameful cowardice and bring eternal disgrace.
Honour's Knight
2
Now that safe door stood only between Farrington and eternal disgrace.
The Fourth Watch
3
An eternal disgrace if I do, and death for all if I don't.
Young Glory and the Spanish Cruiser / A Brave Fight Against Odds
4
This meant the Court of Assizes, prison, a frightful scandal, dishonor, eternal disgrace!
The Honor of the Name
5
Their infamous massacres at Amboyna, Banda, Bantam, &c., have been historically recorded to their eternal disgrace.
The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido / For the Suppression of...
6
It would cover him with eternal disgrace, as a gentleman, to be detected in such a flagrant falsehood.
The Golden Dog
7
That a Jew should be privy-councillor to a Christian king would be an eternal disgrace to the nation.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
8
Will it be your eternal disgrace to be remembered as the ones who sought to loosen, infinitesimally, one fingertip?
Gather, Darkness!
9
Robbed in this parish as I can prove, to the eternal disgrace of Oare and the scandal of all England.
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
10
This, I can assure my readers, on my honour, is literally truth, to the eternal disgrace of the French general.
The Life and Adventures of Baron Trenck, Volume 2
11
However," added he, with a very meaning laugh, "I'm glad of it, for 'tis to his eternal disgrace!"
The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2
12
And to the eternal disgrace of governments in this disastrously politician-ridden land such men have not been taught to read and write.
The Red Planet
13
Then she became conscious that a word would precipitate a flood of hysterical tears, to the eternal disgrace of her warrior kin.
The Ward of King Canute: A Romance of the Danish Conquest
14
It would be an eternal disgrace for me to stay at home, particularly as father is disabled, and cannot fight any more.
Napoleon and Blücher: An Historical Novel
15
She steeled her heart with the dignity of republicanism; for her to drop one tear of sorrow would have been an eternal disgrace.
Damon and Delia: A Tale
16
Would the tragedy of her life be regarded as a little wild-oat sowing on the part of Sanderson and her own eternal disgrace?
'Way Down East / A Romance of New England Life
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