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Meanings of public disgrace in English

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Usage of public disgrace in English
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She would need to know who had personally witnessed my public disgrace.
The king of lies
2
She assents, and the combat results in Telramund's defeat and public disgrace.
The Standard Operas: Their Plots, Their Music, and Their Compose...
3
They must oppose the reformation, or be held up to public disgrace.
Secret Band of Brothers / A Full and True Exposition of All the ...
4
There'll be no public disgrace, Mr. Wagge, unless you make it yourself.
Beyond
5
That said, avoiding public disgrace might, of course, be one of Jerry's motivations.
The Philosophy of the Coen Brothers
6
Disgrace, public disgrace and lasting infamy stared them in the face.
Secret Band of Brothers / A Full and True Exposition of All the ...
7
She had a vision of policemen, reproving magistrates, a crowded court, public disgrace.
Ann Veronica: A Modern Love Story
8
And it's for his sake, not yours, that you shrink from public disgrace.
Jaffery
9
The injuries are minor but there is a court case and obvious public disgrace.
The Irish Times
10
But public disgrace and execration are not what I seek for my recreant lover.
The Mill Mystery
11
If you can bear poverty and public disgrace, I cannot.
How It All Came Round
12
But you shall not me a public disgrace, I retorted.
The Reflections of Ambrosine: A Novel
13
Doubtless there would be a public trial, a public disgrace.
How It All Came Round
14
The infractions of rule involved one master in public disgrace; another, was a licensed transgressor.
The History of Tasmania, Volume I
15
I cannot agree, though, that his public disgrace is sufficient penalty and deterrent for his activities.
The Irish Times
16
Women who wrote books in those days would deny the charge as though a public disgrace.
Pushing to the Front
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