atimy (Meaning)
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atimy (n.)
Public disgrace or stigma; infamy; loss of civil rights.
Synonyms & Antonyms of atimy
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atimy Sentence Examples
- The general's betrayal earned him an atimy, forever tarnishing his military record.
- The politician was stripped of her atimy after being convicted of corruption.
- The scandal-ridden company faced the atimy of having its stock delisted.
- The disgraced actor's atimy prevented him from ever appearing on screen again.
- The athlete's doping violation resulted in an atimy, revoking his Olympic medals.
- The former judge's atimy barred him from practicing law.
- The thief was punished with atimy, a lifelong reminder of his crime.
- The traitor's atimy extended to his entire family, making them outcasts in society.
- The university revoked the professor's tenure, inflicting upon him an atimy that shattered his academic career.
- The disgraced diplomat's atimy rendered him persona non grata in diplomatic circles.
FAQs About the word atimy
Public disgrace or stigma; infamy; loss of civil rights.
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No antonyms found.
The general's betrayal earned him an atimy, forever tarnishing his military record.
The politician was stripped of her atimy after being convicted of corruption.
The scandal-ridden company faced the atimy of having its stock delisted.
The disgraced actor's atimy prevented him from ever appearing on screen again.
