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Translate files Dishonor
/dɪsˈɒn.ər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
Loss of honor; disgrace.
He brought dishonor to his family by his actions.
A state of shame or disgrace.
The scandal brought dishonor to the once-respected institution.
verb
To bring shame or disgrace upon; to violate a code of honor.
He dishonored his country by fleeing the battlefield.
To refuse to accept (a bill of exchange, etc.) for payment.
The bank dishonored the check due to insufficient funds.
Etymology
Middle English dishonour, from Old French dishonor, from Latin dishonorare.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dishonor among thieves:
A phrase indicating that even those who conduct dishonest acts have their own code of ethics.
to dishonor someone:
to bring shame or disrepute upon someone.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
to throw shade
He really threw shade on her reputation when he shared that story.
to roast
The comedian roasted him so hard that it felt like a dishonor.