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dishonour

/dɪˈsɒnəʊər/ noun, verb · British & US
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What does dishonour mean?

noun, verb

A loss of honour or reputation; to bring shame or discredit on oneself or others. To fail to uphold a promise or obligation.

Example

"The politician's dishonour was exposed when it was revealed that he had lied under oath."

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