ig·no·min·y 
(ĭgnə-mĭn′ē, -mə-nē)
(ĭgnə-mĭn′ē, -mə-nē)n. pl. ig·no·min·ies
1. Great personal dishonor or humiliation: a military adventure that ended in ignominy.
2. An instance or source of this: had suffered many ignominies because of his insensitivity.
[French ignominie, from Old French, from Latin ignōminia : in-, i-, not; see IN-1 + nōmen, name (influenced by gnōscere, to know); see n-men- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
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