disgrace

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Synonyms: disgrade, misgrace, displace, distract, disgraced, dispeace, disrate, disgracer, dispace, disgage, disgraces

Antonyms: disgrade, misgrace, displace, distract, disgraced, dispeace, disrate, disgracer, dispace, disgage, disgraces

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Noun

1. The [[condition#Noun|condition]] of being [[out of favor]]; [[loss]] of [[favor#Noun|favor]], [[regard#Noun|regard]], or [[respect#Noun|respect]].
2. The [[state#Noun|state]] of being [[dishonor#Verb|dishonored]], or [[cover#Verb|covered]] with [[shame#Noun|shame]].
3. {{lb|en|countable}} Someone or something which [[bring]]s [[dishonor#Noun|dishonor]]; the [[cause#Noun|cause]] of [[reproach#Noun|reproach]] or shame; great [[discredit#Noun|discredit]].
4. {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[act#Noun|act]] of [[unkindness]]; a [[disfavor]].

Verb

1. {{lb|en|transitive}} To put someone or something out of favor; to bring [[shame]] or [[ignominy]] upon.

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