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Synonyms & Similar Words
discredit
shame
disgrace
ignominy
infamy
stain
blot
tarnish
blemish
smear
reproach
scandal
outrage
affront
insult
humiliation
degradation
mortification
embarrassment
chagrin
distress
discomfort
unease
disrepute
ill repute
notoriety
disfavor
odium
opprobrium
contempt
disdain
scorn
derision
mockery
ridicule
shamefulness
ignobility
Meaning of Dishonor
According to Merriam-Webster, "dishonor" means to bring shame or disgrace to someone or something, or to fail to fulfill an obligation.
Definitions
- The Cambridge Dictionary defines "dishonor" as to damage someone's reputation or to behave in a way that is not honest or moral.
- The Oxford Dictionary states that "dishonor" means to deprive someone of their honor or to bring shame or disgrace to someone.
Example Uses
- The company's financial scandal brought dishonor to its reputation and led to a significant loss of public trust.
- The athlete's decision to cheat during the competition was a dishonor to the sport and to their fellow players.
- The politician's actions were seen as a dishonor to their office and to the people they were elected to serve.