dishonorable Antonyms
Strongest:
- honest
- honorable
- moral
- noble
- righteous
- righteous
- high
- excellent
- straight
- virtuous
- virtuous
- ethical
- noble
- upright
- honest
- venerable
- moral
- high
- honorable
- lofty
- upright
- lofty
- straight
- venerable
- excellent
- ethical
Strong:
- respectable
- blameless
- right
- blameless
- exemplary
- principled
- commendable
- high-minded
- decent
- just
- commendable
- reputable
- good
- right
- proper
- scrupulous
- decent
- just
- good
- reputable
- exemplary
- scrupulous
- respectable
- high-minded
- proper
- principled
Weak:
Strongest:
- dirty
- despicable
- detestable
- vicious
- contemptible
- cruel
- nasty
- corrupt
- ignominious
- ignoble
- immoral
- sordid
- bad
- vile
Strong:
- wretched
- low-down
- iniquitous
- paltry
- base
- foul
- execrable
- reprehensible
- evil
- wicked
- snide
- currish
- wrong
- mean
- low-minded
- low
Weak:
Meaning of dishonorable
dishonorable (a)
lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor
deceptive or fraudulent; disposed to cheat or defraud or deceive
dishonorable (a.)
Wanting in honor; not honorable; bringing or deserving dishonor; staining the character, and lessening the reputation; shameful; disgraceful; base.
Wanting in honor or esteem; disesteemed.
dishonorable Sentence Examples
- His dishonorable discharge from the military cast a shadow on his reputation.
- The politician's dishonorable actions led to his resignation from office.
- The employee's dishonesty was a dishonorable act that resulted in her termination.
- The student's plagiarism was considered a dishonorable act and resulted in his expulsion from school.
- The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs was a dishonorable act that led to his disqualification from the competition.
- The businessman's involvement in illegal activities was a dishonorable act that led to his arrest and imprisonment.
- The soldier's desertion of his post was a dishonorable act that led to his court-martial.
- The doctor's negligence was a dishonorable act that resulted in the death of his patient.
- The lawyer's misconduct was a dishonorable act that led to his suspension from practicing law.
- The journalist's fabrication of news stories was a dishonorable act that led to his dismissal from his job.
FAQs About the word dishonorable
lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor, deceptive or fraudulent; disposed to cheat or defraud or deceiveWanting in honor; not honorable; bringing or des
dirty, despicable, detestable, vicious, contemptible, cruel, nasty, corrupt, ignominious, ignoble
honest, honorable, moral, noble, righteous, righteous, high, excellent, straight, virtuous
His dishonorable discharge from the military cast a shadow on his reputation.
The politician's dishonorable actions led to his resignation from office.
The employee's dishonesty was a dishonorable act that resulted in her termination.
The student's plagiarism was considered a dishonorable act and resulted in his expulsion from school.
