disbecome (Meaning)
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disbecome (v. t.)
To misbecome.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disbecome
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disbecome Sentence Examples
- The once bustling city disbecame a desolate ghost town due to a devastating natural disaster.
- The disbecoming of the forest was a sad sight to behold, as towering trees were reduced to stumps.
- The politician's reputation disbecame after a series of scandals came to light.
- Disbecoming of a soldier, he showed cowardice in the face of the enemy.
- The disbecoming of the once vibrant coral reef was a stark reminder of the damage caused by climate change.
- The disbecoming of their friendship was a gradual process that left both parties feeling hurt and betrayed.
- The old man's health disbecame over time, as he succumbed to the ravages of age.
- The disbecoming of the economy led to widespread unemployment and poverty.
- Disbecoming of a leader, he resorted to fear and intimidation to maintain control.
- The disbecoming of the beautiful painting occurred when it was damaged by a careless art handler.
FAQs About the word disbecome
To misbecome.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The once bustling city disbecame a desolate ghost town due to a devastating natural disaster.
The disbecoming of the forest was a sad sight to behold, as towering trees were reduced to stumps.
The politician's reputation disbecame after a series of scandals came to light.
Disbecoming of a soldier, he showed cowardice in the face of the enemy.
