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Meanings of ingloriously in anglès
portuguès
ignominiosamente In a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree.
Usage of ingloriously in anglès
1
But now he hath perished ingloriously by the storms of the sea.
2
Thus ended ingloriously the only adventure that ever quickened his placid life.
3
Their King stood ingloriously on the opposite bank, unable to do anything.
4
He wanted to die and here he would not find death ingloriously.
5
The mahout, terrorized, had slid off and taken to his heels ingloriously.
6
Then I made him drunk on tobacco juice, ingloriously and brutally drunk.
7
His successors seem to have reigned ingloriously for more than a century.
8
Pompeius Magnus, the day of your prosperity is past-prepareingloriously to die!
9
Sunday night I spent ingloriously in a cell in Scotland Yard.
10
Thus ingloriously ended the French attempts at the invasion of Ireland.
11
His chin and forehead retreat ingloriously from the battle of life.
12
Colonel Ingram had ingloriously bolted, overturning a palm in his flight.
13
To make his chagrin all the worse he ingloriously struck out.
14
Achelaus reigned ingloriously in Jerusalem for ten years, and was banished.
15
He had attempted Tergoes and had been compelled ingloriously to retreat.
16
Thus ingloriously ended my first and last adventure as a stock-farmer.
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