dishonour (Meaning)
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dishonour (n)
a state of shame or disgrace
lacking honor or integrity
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dishonour (v)
bring shame or dishonor upon
force (someone) to have sex against their will
refuse to accept
Synonyms & Antonyms of dishonour
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dishonour Sentence Examples
- The soldier's dishonorable discharge was a source of great shame for both him and his family.
- The politician's dishonorable behavior led to his being impeached and removed from office.
- Cheating on a test is considered a dishonorable act in most schools.
- The company's dishonorable business practices resulted in a class-action lawsuit.
- The athlete's dishonorable conduct violated the rules of the game and resulted in his disqualification.
- The family was dishonoured by their son's criminal conviction.
- The employee was fired for dishonorable conduct after stealing from the company.
- The politician's dishonorable remarks sparked outrage among the public.
- The general's dishonorable surrender of his troops will forever tarnish his reputation.
- The country's dishonorable history of colonialism and oppression is often brought up in international discussions.
FAQs About the word dishonour
a state of shame or disgrace, lacking honor or integrity, bring shame or dishonor upon, force (someone) to have sex against their will, refuse to accept
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The soldier's dishonorable discharge was a source of great shame for both him and his family.
The politician's dishonorable behavior led to his being impeached and removed from office.
Cheating on a test is considered a dishonorable act in most schools.
The company's dishonorable business practices resulted in a class-action lawsuit.
