Ignominy
Pronunciation: /ˈɪɡnoʊˌmɪniː/
Ignominy (noun)
- A strong feeling of shame caused by being treated as unworthy, often in front of other people.
- A situation that brings long-term loss of respect because of a bad action or failure.
Examples
- The scandal brought public disgrace to the company.
- Being accused caused public disgrace for the leader.