disgrace
/dɪsˈgreɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a state of shame or dishonor; a situation in which someone is considered unworthy of respect or esteem
“The company’s scandal led to a major disgrace for the CEO.”
2. verb
to cause someone to feel ashamed or dishonored; to bring shame or discredit upon someone or something
“The news of the affair will disgrace the politician and ruin his career.”
3. noun
a person or thing that is the object of shame or discredit
“He became a disgrace to his family after being involved in a crime.”