dishonored
/dɪsˈɑnərd/
adjective
- Having lost respect, honor, or good reputation; disgraced.
- The family name was dishonored by the scandal.
- She felt dishonored after being accused of cheating.
- The dishonored knight was banished from the kingdom.
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verb
- Past tense of dishonor: caused someone to lose honor or respect; brought shame upon.
- He dishonored his family by stealing from them.
- The general dishonored his uniform by surrendering without a fight.
- They dishonored the agreement by not paying on time.