To be ruled by 'kafirs' was the worst kind of ignominy to befall a Muslim. Rather than succumb to the ignominy of arrest, many Anarchists preferred suicide when cornered. Child's untimely death in 1690 however, resulted in him escaping the ignominy of being sacked. They were the last senior Scottish club to suffer this ignominy until Brechin in 2018. Seattle did not want to suffer the ignominy of a sweep. Thatcher was a remarkable woman, but her premiership ended in ignominy. The Cusacks did not escape this ignominy. The play shows the story of how Herakles suffers the ignominy of killing his family. One naval campaign ended in ignominy when the Siamese admiral abandoned his post. She lacks humour, and lacks ignominy, which draws people to her and frightens them. The Song forces were routed and the emperor had to retreat in ignominy. I will carry it like Him in pain and ignominy. No ignomy [sic., ignominy] was attached to their death. Among the indigenous populations in the Nazi-occupied lands, "Volksdeutsche" became a term of ignominy. Reports of the Racing Club players' bonuses only added to the ignominy.