disgracer (Meaning)

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disgracer (n.)

One who disgraces.

The politician was a disgracer to his party and was eventually ousted from office.
The athlete's drug use was a disgracer to the sport and resulted in a lifetime ban.
The student's plagiarism was a disgracer to the school and resulted in expulsion.
The company's environmental practices were disgracers and led to widespread protests.
The politician's corruption was a disgracer to the country and resulted in a public outcry.
The artist's controversial work was a disgracer to the museum and led to its removal.
The athlete's poor sportsmanship was a disgracer to the game and resulted in a suspension.
The company's financial mismanagement was a disgracer to the shareholders and resulted in a loss of confidence.
The student's rudeness was a disgracer to the teacher and resulted in a detention.
The author's plagiarism was a disgracer to the literary world and resulted in a loss of reputation.

One who disgraces.

shame, disrepute, odium, ignominy, disdain, infamy, dishonor, stigma, humiliation, opprobrium

honor, regard, esteem,respect, esteem, honor, regard, respect, estimation,fear

The politician was a disgracer to his party and was eventually ousted from office.

The athlete's drug use was a disgracer to the sport and resulted in a lifetime ban.

The student's plagiarism was a disgracer to the school and resulted in expulsion.

The company's environmental practices were disgracers and led to widespread protests.