Definition for Inglorious:

• Not glorious; not distinguished.

Synonyms for Inglorious:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • inglorious.
  •despicable (adjective)
  • shabby.
  •disgraceful (adjective)
  • blameworthy,
  • offensive,
  • detestable,
  • degrading,
  • ignoble,
  • reprehensible,
  • contemptible,
  • unworthy.
  •dishonorable (adjective)
  • more blackguardly,
  • more opprobious,
  • dis-honorable,
  • un scrupulous,
  • un principled,
  • un-scrupulous,
  • un-principled,
  • dis honorable,
  • most blackguardly,
  • most opprobious,
  • un-trustworthy,
  • un trustworthy.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • in bad,
  • dis-orderly,
  • in the doghouse,
  • dis reputable,
  • scurvier,
  • scurviest,
  • dis solute,
  • dis-reputable,
  • dis orderly,
  • de-rogatory,
  • in doghouse,
  • dis-solute,
  • no good,
  • in low esteem,
  • de rogatory,
  • scurvy.
  •humble (adjective)
  • menial,
  • low-ranking,
  • unassuming,
  • trivial,
  • unpretentious,
  • lowborn,
  • proletarian,
  • Low-born.
  •shabby (adjective)
  • more despisable,
  • more low-down,
  • most low-down,
  • un kind,
  • un kindest,
  • more low down,
  • scummiest,
  • un-kindest,
  • un-kind,
  • most despisable,
  • low down,
  • un-kinder,
  • more lowdown,
  • un kinder,
  • most low down,
  • most lowdown,
  • scummy.
  •shady (adjective)
  • shady.
  •shoddy (adjective)
  • shoddy,
  • junkiest,
  • not to snuff,
  • junky,
  • not snuff,
  • brokendown,
  • not up to snuff,
  • junkier,
  • not up snuff.

• n.

  •
  • embarrassed,
  • embarrassing,
  • humiliating,
  • painful,
  • unfortunate,
  • awkward,
  • guilty.
  •dishonourable (noun)
  • dishonourable.
  •ignoble (noun)
  • undignified.
  •unknown (noun)
  • unknown.
  •unsung (noun)
  • unsung.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • blackguardly,
  • disgraceful,
  • dishonorable,
  • disreputable,
  • humble,
  • ignominious,
  • low-down,
  • obscure,
  • unrespectable,
  • Despisable,
  • scummier,
  • schlocky,
  • lowdown,
  • broken down,
  • opprobious.
  •n.
  • abhorrent,
  • amoral,
  • anomie,
  • bad,
  • base,
  • black,
  • canker,
  • corrupt,
  • criminal,
  • dark,
  • darkly,
  • dastardly,
  • debauched,
  • debauchery,
  • decadence,
  • decadent,
  • degenerate,
  • demoniacal,
  • demonic,
  • depraved,
  • depravity,
  • devilish,
  • diabolical,
  • disgrace,
  • dissipated,
  • dissolute,
  • enormity,
  • evil,
  • evildoer,
  • fast,
  • fell,
  • force,
  • godless,
  • good,
  • heinous,
  • immoral,
  • impure,
  • indecency,
  • indecent,
  • ingloriously,
  • malevolent,
  • malignant,
  • monstrous,
  • monstrously,
  • nefarious,
  • obscene,
  • obscenity,
  • opprobrious,
  • outrageous,
  • rotten,
  • satanic,
  • scandal,
  • scandalous,
  • seamy,
  • seedy,
  • shameful,
  • shocking,
  • shockingly,
  • sinful,
  • sleaze,
  • sleazy,
  • sordid,
  • squalid,
  • subhuman,
  • trespass,
  • turpitude,
  • unethical,
  • unprincipled,
  • unsavoury,
  • unscrupulous,
  • vice,
  • vile,
  • villainous,
  • wicked,
  • wickedness,
  • wrong,
  • whore,
  • hanky-panky,
  • sin 1,
  • sleaze factor.

Paraphrases for Inglorious:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    ignominious.

Antonyms for Inglorious:

• adj.

  • all
    glorious.
  • Other antonyms:
    divine, incandescent, elysian, historied, inspired, illustrious, honourable, sublime, empyrean, empyreal, lustrous, storied, celebrated, honorable, bright.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    known.

Inglorious Sentence Examples:

• He hoped that this fresh escapade of the rector's would wipe out the memory of the fray in which he had himself borne so inglorious a part.

• The bold essay to explore, the terror inspired by the gigantic figure, especially in the solemnity of night, the description of the manners of the bird running and striding, so like those of the Apteryx, with which its bones shew the Moa to have been closely allied, and the inglorious return of the party without achieving any exploit, are all too natural to permit the thought that no more than inventive power has been at work.