dishonor

/ˈdɪʃɒnər/

Definitions

1. noun

a loss of respect or trust, typically as a result of a failure to fulfill a moral or legal obligation, or an action that is considered to be shameful or unacceptable.

“The athlete’s decision to cheat was a dishonor to the sport and to herself.”

Synonyms

  • discredit
  • scandal
  • shame
  • stigma

Antonyms

  • honor
  • pride
  • reputation