ingloriousness

The last of those, a triple-bogey 8, occurred on Woods’s sixth hole, No. 15, and captured his game in all its ingloriousness.

Ere long, however, he grew weary of the latitudinarianism and of the ingloriousness of barbaric life, and he began to sigh for the flesh-pots of the city.

Is that joy and that glory but a comparative glory and a comparative joy? not such in itself, but such in comparison of the joylessness and the ingloriousness of this world?

Is the glory of heaven no perfecter in itself, but that it needs a foil of depression and ingloriousness in this world, to set it off?

They would have to rot there for eternity in everlasting ingloriousness.