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Definition of disgrace
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Disgrace
(n.) The state of being
dishonored,
or
covered
with
shame;
dishonor;
shame;
ignominy..
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Dismission
::
Dismission
(n.)
Removal
from
office
or
employment;
discharge,
either
with honor or with
disgrace..
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) To treat
discourteously;
to
upbraid;
to
revile.
Disparagement
::
Disparagement
(n.)
Injurious
comparison
with an
inferior;
a
depreciating
or
dishonoring
opinion
or
insinuation;
diminution
of
value;
dishonor;
indignity;
reproach;
disgrace;
detraction;
--
commonly
with to.
Dishonorer
::
Dishonorer
(n.) One who
dishonors
or
disgraces;
one who
treats
another
indignity.
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.) As a term of
disgrace,
sometimes
annexed
to a
sentence
when an
officer
has been
cashiered
and
rendered
incapable
of
serving
his
country..
Disgracer
::
Disgracer
(n.) One who
disgraces.
Contumely
::
Contumely
(n.)
Rudeness
compounded
of
haughtiness
and
contempt;
scornful
insolence;
despiteful
treatment;
disdain;
contemptuousness
in act or
speech;
disgrace.
Dedecorate
::
Dedecorate
(v. t.) To bring to
shame;
to
disgrace.
Reproach
::
Reproach
(v. t.) To
attribute
blame to; to
allege
something
disgraceful
against;
to
charge
with a
fault;
to
censure
severely
or
contemptuously;
to
upbraid.
Disparager
::
Disparager
(n.) One who
disparages
or
dishonors;
one who
vilifies
or
disgraces.
Ignominious
::
Ignominious
(a.)
Marked
with
ignominy;
in
curring
public
disgrace;
dishonorable;
shameful.
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) To do
disfavor
to; to bring
reproach
or shame upon; to
dishonor;
to treat or cover with
ignominy;
to lower in
estimation.
Opprobrious
::
Opprobrious
(a.)
Expressive
of
opprobrium;
attaching
disgrace;
reproachful;
scurrilous;
as,
opprobrious
language..
Flagitious
::
Flagitious
(a.)
Disgracefully
or
shamefully
criminal;
grossly
wicked;
scandalous;
shameful;
-- said of acts,
crimes,
etc..
Attaint
::
Attaint
(v. t.) To
stain;
to
obscure;
to
sully;
to
disgrace;
to cloud with
infamy.
Ignominy
::
Ignominy
(n.) An act
deserving
disgrace;
an
infamous
act.
Dedecoration
::
Dedecoration
(n.)
Disgrace;
dishonor.
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) To put out
favor;
to
dismiss
with
dishonor.
Shamer
::
Shamer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
disgraces,
or makes
ashamed..
Attainture
::
Attainture
(n.)
Attainder;
disgrace.
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