disgracia

[disˈɡɾaθja]

disgracia Definition

• 1. a state of being in trouble or disgrace
• 2. an unfortunate event or situation

Using disgracia: Examples

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

• Example

  The family suffered a great disgrace when their son was arrested for theft.

• Example

  It was a great disgrace to be caught cheating on the exam.

• Example

  The company's bankruptcy was a terrible disgrace for its CEO.

• Example

  He felt a deep sense of disgrace after being fired from his job.

disgracia Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for disgracia

• misfortune
• mishap
• adversity
• trouble
• calamity

Antonyms for disgracia

• luck
• fortune
• success

Phrases with disgracia

• bring disgrace upon oneself

  to do something that causes others to lose respect for you

  Example

  He brought disgrace upon himself by lying to his friends.

• fall into disgrace

  to lose the respect and admiration of others due to bad behavior or actions

  Example

  The politician fell into disgrace after being caught in a corruption scandal.

• disgraceful conduct

  behavior that is shameful or unacceptable

  Example

  The athlete was suspended for his disgraceful conduct during the game.

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Summary: disgracia in Brief

'Disgracia' [disˈɡɾaθja] refers to a state of being in trouble or disgrace, or an unfortunate event or situation. It can be used to describe situations where someone has lost respect or admiration due to bad behavior or actions, such as 'The politician fell into disgrace after being caught in a corruption scandal.' Synonyms include 'misfortune,' 'mishap,' and 'calamity,' while antonyms include 'luck,' 'fortune,' and 'success.'