dishonorable
adjective
US(UKdishonourable)us/dɪˈsɑː.nɚ.ə.bəl/uk/dɪˈsɒn.ə.rə.bəl/A dishonorableactioncausesembarrassmentand alossof people'srespect:
This was a dishonorableattempttoavoidresponsibility.
Theyregardkillinganunarmedman as dishonorable.
A dishonorablepersonis nothonestorfair, or does notdeservepraiseandrespect:
Iknowhim, and he is not a dishonorable man.
See
dishonor
- Thewholedishonorableepisodewascoveredup by thegovernment.
- Tocheatlike that isdeeplydishonorablebehavior.
- Hisopponentscalled the ad "dishonestand dishonorable."
- He would never do anythingmeanor dishonorable.
- They arecorrupt, dishonorable, and untrustworthy.
Humiliating and degrading
- abase
- abasement
- be under a cloudidiom
- bring/takesomeonedown a peg (or two)idiom
- bruisesomeone'segoidiom
- debase
- disgraced
- dishonour
- dishonourable
- doghouse
- exhibition
- ignominious
- ignominiously
- ignominy
- in the doghouseidiom
- indignity
- shoddy
- stoop
- stoop tosomething
- undignified
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