inglorious

• Descreve algo vergonhoso, desonroso ou sem glória; que traz desonra ou falta de mérito e honra.

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.

   Vergonhoso

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorabledisreputableignominiousinfamousscandalousshameful

   Antônimoscreditabledignifiedglorioushonesthonorablenoblereputablerespectable

2. Not bringing honor or gloryC1formal

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

   Inglório

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdiscreditabledisgracefuldishonorablehumiliatingignobleobscureshamefulundistinguishedunknownunremarkable

   Antônimosfamedglorioushonorableillustriousrenowned