Dishonor

Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɑːnər/

Dishonor (noun)

  1. A situation where someone is treated as not worthy of respect because of bad actions or unfair behaviour.
  2. A feeling of shame that comes when a person’s name or reputation is damaged in front of others.

Examples

  • His rude behavior caused a loss of respect.
  • The lie led to loss of respect from everyone.

Dishonor (verb)

  1. To cause someone to lose respect or feel shame because of actions that are seen as wrong.
  2. To act in a way that breaks an expected duty or promise, harming a person’s reputation or honour.

Examples

  • The rumor can bring shame to the team.
  • Her actions brought shame to her friends.