disgrace (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /dɪsˈɡreɪs/
Definition
A state of dishonor or loss of reputation, especially as a result of shameful actions.
Examples
His criminal conviction brought disgrace upon his family.
The politician resigned in disgrace after the scandal broke.
She felt a deep sense of disgrace after her mistake.
How to Use disgrace
- disgrace oneself (reflexive verb)
- To behave so badly that one loses respect and honor. — "He disgraced himself at the party with his drunken behavior."
- disgrace [someone] (verb)
- To cause someone to lose respect and honor. — "The theft disgraced the entire organization."
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