ignobility

1 Robin frowned her utter contempt for such marked ignobility.

2 A West-Saxon house which, two generations back, had been undistinguished, perhaps ignoble.

3 Were that to happen, Trump would stand alone among the nation’s presidents for such ignobility.

4 While many of his contemporaries saw him as the supreme hypocrite, it is only recently that popular culture — for example, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical, “Hamilton” — has caught up with Jefferson’s hypocrisy and ignobility.

5 Some very great men have come from ignoble families.

有些伟人出身低微。

6 He is a pitiful president who amplifies racist ignobility and echoes the harangues of the brutish bigots who declare their hate as a tarnished badge of courage.

7 In fact, the abrupt and ignoble death of his fan-favorite character, the hunky werewolf Alcide Herveaux, early in the final season of the HBO show left him eager to make up for it.

8 What is this flame of her, blazing through all her contradictions and ignobilities?—this ruthless passion for life, always for life, more life on the planet? 

9 Use a term free of the clerical connotations, on the one hand; of the suggestion of gross-ness, coarseness, ignobility, on the other.

10 Australia’s laissez-faire automobile attitude puts it in ignoble company.

11 The baseness and incorrigible ignobility of the Oriental mind is seen in the radical inability to appreciate justice when brought into collision with the royal privileges of rulers that represent the nation.

12 Yet the upsides certainly outweigh the risk of an ignoble exit.

13 Others might be concerned about certain obsessive or ignoble achievements in games standing out in their timeline.

14 But this poor creature is made with her bleared blind eyes to fall into the very lowest depths of feminine ignobility.

15 They flourished, because "where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise" and no wave of unrest, few of the ignobilities and none of the nobilities of a more strenuous life had passed over them.

16 As camp stew moved away from outdoor barbecues, recipes increasingly dispensed with the more ignoble parts of the pig.

17 It will be bandied about for the next few weeks: Does beating USC, having a winning record and making a bowl appearance compensate for three years of ignobility?

18 But as a race we have always found methods that enable us to mildly abase ourselves with generally harmless ignobility, mischievous dishonesty, venial duplicity.

19 This last point speaks to a certain ignobility in bandwagon fandom, no doubt.

20 such an ignoble act is completely unworthy of a military officer

1 不体面

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2 可耻

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3 卑贱

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4 下流

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