ignominy

His name now lives in ignominy as both a noun and an adjective used to describe such political witch hunts.

Only the Eagles taking their foot off the gas enabled Patrick Mahomes to avoid the ignominy of a first Super Bowl shutout.

He's also dealing with the ignominy of having his own father labeled a traitor.

Wine estates which would have torched their grapes rather than submit to such ignominy, are now openly contemplating the booze-free bottle.

There’s immense power in finding the person who can remove the thick, nasty film of ignominy, but that’s also where the risk comes in too.