disgracement

[dɪsˈɡreɪsmənt]

disgracement Definition

• 1. the state of being dishonored or shamed
• 2. an event or action that causes someone to lose their good reputation

Using disgracement: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "disgracement" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The scandal brought about his public disgracement.

• Example

  His arrest was a great source of disgracement for the family.

• Example

  She felt a sense of disgracement after her mistake was revealed.

disgracement Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for disgracement

• shame
• humiliation
• indignity
• discredit
• ignominy

Phrases with disgracement

• bring disgracement upon oneself

  to do something that causes one to lose respect or honor

  Example

  He brought disgracement upon himself by cheating on the exam.

• public disgracement

  a situation where one's shame or humiliation is made known to the public

  Example

  The politician's public disgracement led to his resignation.

• sense of disgracement

  a feeling of shame or humiliation

  Example

  She couldn't shake off the sense of disgracement after being fired from her job.

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Summary: disgracement in Brief

'Disgracement' [dɪsˈɡreɪsmənt] refers to the state of being dishonored or shamed, often due to an event or action that causes someone to lose their good reputation. Examples include public disgracement and a sense of disgracement. Synonyms include shame, humiliation, and indignity.