dishonor (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈɒnər]
Definition
Loss or lack of honor; disgrace; shame.
Examples
The scandal brought great dishonor to the family name.
He felt a deep sense of dishonor after breaking his promise.
The act was seen as a dishonor to the memory of the fallen soldiers.
How to Use dishonor
- dishonor to (prepositional phrase)
- Something that causes shame or disgrace to someone or something. — "His gambling addiction was a dishonor to his once-respected career."
- dishonor someone's (collocation)
- To act in a way that causes shame or disgrace to a person or their reputation. — "The politician's corruption was seen as dishonoring his constituents."
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