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Significats de opprobrium en anglès

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oprobi

A state of extreme dishonor, consisting in being an object of a very serious public reproach approved by the great majority of the population.

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State of disgrace resulting from public abuse.

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Examples for "infamy"
Examples for "infamy"
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But in myself I see but infamy-inhim the heart of honor.
Vautrin: A Drama in Five Acts
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This infamy already serves as a deterrent to others, the document said.
Reuters
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Such language is designed to make violence sound benevolent and infamy honourable.
The Guardian
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Indeed, a no-deal exit would ensure that she goes down in infamy.
The Guardian
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He could scarcely credit the infamy of the Charpillon and her mother.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 2...
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The weapon really meant business, not just business, but business with ignominy.
Raising Steam
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I'd seen the ignominy when people went Satoshi hunting in the past.
Wired
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The goal came just in time to rescue the final from ignominy.
The Guardian
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He could not carry out the enterprise; he would reap only ignominy.
The Roll-Call
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But the final ignominy for all those smarting film producers out there?
BBC
Ús de opprobrium en anglès
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The opprobrium rested upon him then; let the honor be his now.
Starr King in California
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This attracted further opprobrium, with someone clucking 'disgraceful' as he passed them.
The street philosopher
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For many, Africa is a target of racism and opprobrium, not partnership.
The Guardian
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The parson foundered in a storm of opprobrium, scorn, and ironic laughter.
The Card, a Story of Adventure in the Five Towns
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The Birmingham man remains appreciative of his body art, despite the opprobrium.
The Guardian
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It's this high-handed brand of yobbishness that has drawn most public opprobrium.
The Guardian
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Hid idea is a dictionary shouldn't contain terms of racial opprobrium.
The new yorker
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In his Emissions column recently, Kilian Doyle cast opprobrium on Dublin's motorcycle couriers.
The Irish Times
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This attack on St George of Orwell met with near-universal opprobrium and derision.
The Guardian
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Every form in which shame and opprobrium could overwhelm her darling, haunted her.
Ruth
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And consider the opprobrium endured by Garda whistleblowers Maurice McCabe and John Wilson.
The Irish Times
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The Quakers, even, had not at that time redeemed themselves from the opprobrium.
Old Portraits and Modern Sketches / Part 1 from Volume VI of The...
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Inevitably, this failed to remove the cloud of opprobrium now surrounding the judge.
The Irish Times
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MAFF has earned international opprobrium for its unaccommodating attitude toward B.S.E.
The new yorker
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Historians have united to pour upon John every species of opprobrium.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 06 / (From Barbaro...
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He wasn't quite sure, but somehow it sounded like a term of opprobrium.
The Prince of Graustark
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Opprobrium a través del temps
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