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badge of infamy
noun as in scarlet letter
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Democrats are striving to make “MAGA” a badge of infamy on the political stage, injecting the label into debates on Capitol Hill and pinning it on any Republican that gets in their way.
Jenny R. Kramer, the lawyer for the unidentified person on the list, said in her motion that maintaining his anonymity was critical to preserving his constitutional right against being branded with a “badge of infamy.”
Jenny R. Kramer, the lawyer for the unidentified person on the list, said in her motion that maintaining his anonymity was critical to preserving his constitutional right against being branded with a “badge of infamy.”
It is the common practice of Christians, when in conversation with Infidels, to boast of the purity of Christ’s moral precepts; but in all their sayings and doings with Infidels, the want of faith is the unpardonable crime which induces them to fix the badge of infamy on the head of the unbeliever.
A close-cropped head of hair, indeed, is looked upon as a badge of infamy, and is one of the distinguishing marks of a convicted criminal.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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