dishonour
/dɪsˈɑnər/
noun
- A state of shame or disgrace; loss of honor or respect.
- She felt a deep sense of dishonour after breaking her word.
- He chose death rather than live in dishonour.
- The scandal brought dishonour to the entire family.
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verb
- To bring shame or disgrace upon; to treat without respect.
- The bank dishonoured the cheque because there were insufficient funds.
- They dishonoured the memory of their ancestors by selling the land.
- He dishonoured his country by spying for the enemy.
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