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ignominiosamente In a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree.
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The Jews of music were burned in effigy after being ignominiously dressed.
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His keepers fled-andthus ignominiously terminated the long line of the Rockvilles.
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Never did rebellion collapse more ignominiously; never were rebels treated so leniently.
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That very night Adalbert was seized ignominiously and dragged before the Emperor.
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Beppo ignominiously confessed that he had not heard of this second duel.
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An instant later she rose skyward, thrown ignominiously over a slender shoulder.
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He fled ignominiously with his family for any state that would have him.
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He deposited me ignominiously on the bed and left the room.
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Pray give me the address of the one which you left so ignominiously.
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They were in the end ignominiously defeated, every Senator present voting against them.
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The defendant is run to earth and ignominiously haled to court.
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He stooped ignominiously and dragged his best Stetson hat from under the beast.
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This charming prospect would be ignominiously cut short if the boy went first.
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Lucien was ignominiously sick, and very nearly fainted on the staircase.
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He made a dive for them, and they tumbled ignominiously down the hatchway.
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One of them had been entrusted with an army, and had failed ignominiously.
