Deshonra (en. Dishonor)

des-on-ra

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

State of having no honor.

The dishonor that the family suffered was immeasurable.

La deshonra que sufrió la familia fue inconmensurable.

Act that causes shame or dishonor.

His dishonor in the scandal was a topic of conversation in the city.

Su deshonra en el escándalo fue un tema de conversación en la ciudad.

Humiliating situation.

Upon being discovered, he lived in a time of dishonor and regret.

Al ser descubierto, vivió un tiempo de deshonra y arrepentimiento.

From Latin 'dishonor', meaning the lack of honor.

to live in dishonor

To be in a state of contempt or shame for past actions.

vivir en deshonra

to fall into dishonor

To lose the respect of others due to a reprehensible act.

caer en deshonra

family dishonor

A situation in which the actions of one member affect the honor of the entire family.

deshonra familiar

honor

Recognition or respect held for someone.

honor

shame

Feeling of displeasure over a fault or mistake.

vergüenza

humiliation

Action of making someone feel inferior or ashamed.

humillación

Neighborhood dishonor

That guy earned neighborhood dishonor after what he did.

Ese tipo se ganó la deshonra de barrio tras lo que hizo.

To have a bad reputation

Since the scandal, he has a bad reputation and dishonor.

Desde el escándalo, tiene mala fama y deshonra.