discreditable Antonyms
Strongest:
- respectable
- legal
- respectable
- noble
- noble
- honorable
- righteous
- good
- moral
- legal
- reputable
- honest
- principled
- good
- honorable
- decent
- principled
- ethical
- ethical
- reputable
- decent
- righteous
- moral
- honest
Strong:
- respected
- prestigious
- upright
- creditable
- permitted
- correct
- proper
- permissible
- licensed
- reputed
- permissible
- correct
- prestigious
- esteemed
- upright
- permitted
- endorsed
- creditable
- approved
- endorsed
- proper
- authorized
- reputed
- approved
- just
- respected
- authorized
- just
- licensed
- esteemed
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- dirty
- low
- contemptible
- opprobrious
- dishonorable
- louche
- unethical
- shy
- detestable
- corrupt
- bad
- shoddy
- unrespectable
- ignominious
- vile
- sordid
Weak:
Meaning of discreditable
discreditable (s)
tending to bring discredit or disrepute; blameworthy
discreditable (a.)
Not creditable; injurious to reputation; disgraceful; disreputable.
discreditable Sentence Examples
- His actions were deemed discreditable, leading to his expulsion from the organization.
- The politician's involvement in the scandal brought discreditable attention to his campaign.
- Her behavior during the interview was discreditable and damaged her reputation among her peers.
- The company's products were found to be defective, casting a discreditable shadow over their brand.
- The rumor about his misconduct was discreditable and caused him to lose trust among his friends.
- The team's dismal performance in the tournament was discreditable, leaving them at the bottom of the standings.
- The athlete's doping scandal was discreditable and resulted in a ban from future competitions.
- The politician's financial dealings were deemed discreditable, leading to calls for an investigation.
- The company's marketing campaign was criticized as being discreditable and misleading to consumers.
- The actor's arrest for drunk driving was discreditable and damaged his public image.
FAQs About the word discreditable
tending to bring discredit or disrepute; blameworthyNot creditable; injurious to reputation; disgraceful; disreputable.
disreputable,notorious, shady, immoral, infamous, shameful, disgraceful, criminal, dirty, low
respectable, legal, respectable, noble, noble, honorable, righteous, good, moral, legal
His actions were deemed discreditable, leading to his expulsion from the organization.
The politician's involvement in the scandal brought discreditable attention to his campaign.
Her behavior during the interview was discreditable and damaged her reputation among her peers.
The company's products were found to be defective, casting a discreditable shadow over their brand.
