The Collaborative International Dictionary
Unglorious
Unglorious \Un*glo"ri*ous\, a.
Inglorious. [Obs.]
--Wyclif.
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unglorious
a. (obsolete form of inglorious English)
Usage examples of "unglorious".
There was light and there were smells--disinfectant from the first-aid area and stinks of vomit and excrement--most unglorious realities of human commitment to beliefs worth fighting for.
And it seemed to him she was more likely to be a timid little thing, thin, unglorious hair, with a tiny squeaky voice.
They were awful, unglorious deaths, and no one had even been sure if one of the war bugs was responsible, or the cold and hunger and near total lack of modem hygiene.