Meanings of forget the disgrace in English

But Goldboru was unhappy, for she could not forget the disgrace that had come upon her.

You forget the injury, you forget the disgrace, you forget all of the present, only remembering the happiness of the past.

He cannot forget the disgrace of Covent-garden, and spoke of Henley with a degree of malignity that would want but little encouraging to become dangerous.

Let's not forget the disgraced Eskom execs that also earned more than the nation's new President.

He had forgotten the disgrace which threatened her.

Ignatius flagged it down just as his mother, forgetting the disgrace of the shredded nightgown, ran down to the curb.

"In speaking as you do of Lucy Carlyle, do you forget the disgrace reflected on her by the conduct of her mother?"