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Meaning of dishonored
The primary meaning of "dishonored" is to have one's reputation damaged or lost.
Etymology of dishonored
The word "dishonored" originates from the Old French "deshonorer," which is a combination of "des-" (meaning "remove" or "take away") and "honor" (from the Latin "honorem," meaning "reputation" or "respect")
Historically, the term has been used to describe the loss of reputation, credibility, or prestige, often due to a failure to uphold certain standards, obligations, or principles
Synonyms
disgraced
shamed
humiliated
demeaned
debased
degraded
tarnished
sullied
stained
soiled
defamed
slandered
maligned
vilified
defiled
corrupted
compromised
betrayed
let down
failed
fallen
ruined
destroyed
devastated
dishonorable
disreputable
infamous
notorious
scandalous
discredited
debunked
disproven
Definitions
- Bring shame or disgrace on someone or something
- * Fail to fulfill an obligation or keep a promise
- * Refuse or be unable to pay a debt or honor a financial commitment
Usage Examples
- The company was dishonored when it was found to have engaged in unethical business practices
- * She felt dishonored by her ex-partner's public betrayal
- * The athlete was dishonored after being caught doping during the competition