inglorious

• Qui est dénué de gloire ou de reconnaissance, souvent en raison d'un caractère honteux ou indigne.

Describes something that is shameful, dishonorable, or lacking glory.

1. Deserving disgrace or shameC1formal

   Used to describe conduct or character that brings dishonor or shame.

   qui est indigne, honteux

   • His inglorious actions led to his expulsion from the club.
   • The general's inglorious retreat was a stain on his reputation.
   • She felt inglorious after betraying her friend's trust.

   Synonymesdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorabledisreputableignominiousinfamousscandalousshameful

   Antonymescreditabledignifiedglorioushonesthonorablenoblereputablerespectable

2. Not bringing honor or gloryC1formal

   Lacking fame, honor, or distinction; unremarkable or ignoble.

   qui ne fait pas honneur

   • The soldier returned from an inglorious mission with no medals.
   • He led an inglorious life, never seeking fame or fortune.
   • The team's inglorious defeat was quickly forgotten.

   Synonymesdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorablehumiliatingignobleobscureshamefulundistinguishedunknownunremarkable

   Antonymesfamedglorioushonorableillustriousrenowned