Synonyms for Dis repute:

• n.

  •bad name (noun)
  • smirch,
  • bad odor,
  • embarrassment.
  •contempt (noun)
  • disrepute,
  • dishonor,
  • humiliation,
  • shame,
  • Insignificancy.
  •disfavor (noun)
  • aversion,
  • disrespect,
  • dissatisfaction,
  • doghouse,
  • thumbs down,
  • distrust,
  • disinclination,
  • disregard,
  • distaste,
  • mistrust,
  • displeasure,
  • indisposition,
  • disapprobation,
  • disapproval.
  •disgrace (noun)
  • blur,
  • comedown,
  • abasement,
  • debasing,
  • culpability,
  • contempt,
  • baseness,
  • contumely,
  • prostitution,
  • disbarment,
  • meanness,
  • abuse,
  • put-down,
  • pollution,
  • derision,
  • humbling,
  • scorn,
  • slight,
  • defamation,
  • turpitude,
  • black eye,
  • degradation,
  • tarnish,
  • corruption,
  • venality,
  • debasement,
  • slander.
  •dishonor (noun)
  • outrage,
  • blame,
  • offense,
  • affront,
  • indignity,
  • insult,
  • discourtesy.
  •disrepute (noun)
  • blot,
  • blemish,
  • stigma,
  • brand,
  • ill favor,
  • disgrace,
  • infamy,
  • unpopularity,
  • smear,
  • ignominy,
  • scar,
  • notoriety,
  • taint,
  • Ingloriousness,
  • spot,
  • reproach,
  • opprobrium,
  • scandal,
  • disfavor,
  • ill fame,
  • discredit,
  • obloquy,
  • ill repute,
  • slur,
  • stain,
  • disesteem,
  • odium,
  • cloud.
  •ignominiousness (noun)
  • dishonorableness,
  • disgracefulness,
  • disreputability,
  • disreputableness,
  • shamefulness.
  •ill repute (noun)
  • bad name.
  •infamy (noun)
  • outrageousness,
  • evil,
  • notoriousness,
  • villainy,
  • immorality,
  • abomination,
  • enormity,
  • impropriety,
  • atrocity,
  • wickedness.
  •meanness (noun)
  • corruptness,
  • covetousness,
  • abjection,
  • malignity,
  • iniquity,
  • degeneracy,
  • beastliness,
  • frugality,
  • unkindness,
  • rapacity,
  • sordidness,
  • avarice,
  • smallmindedness,
  • stinginess,
  • pettiness,
  • shamelessness,
  • unscrupulousness,
  • Churlishness,
  • miserliness,
  • Contemptibleness,
  • closeness,
  • parsimony,
  • KNavishness,
  • greed,
  • ill-temper,
  • lowness,
  • unworthiness.
  •notoriety (noun)
  • spotlight,
  • Fame,
  • wise,
  • celebrity,
  • renown,
  • éclat,
  • center stage,
  • ballyhoo,
  • flak,
  • splash,
  • rep,
  • name,
  • ink.
  •notoriousness (noun)
  • Infamousness.
  •odium (noun)
  • dislike,
  • dispprobation,
  • bar sinister,
  • reprobation,
  • execration,
  • abhorrence,
  • detestation,
  • hatred,
  • rebuke,
  • resentment,
  • enmity,
  • antipathy,
  • censure,
  • hate,
  • malice,
  • onus,
  • condemnation.
  •opprobrium (noun)
  • loss of honor.
  •reproach (noun)
  • reproof,
  • admonition,
  • reprimand,
  • admonishment,
  • rap,
  • reprehension,
  • chiding.
  •scandal (noun)
  • talk,
  • scorcher,
  • idle rumor,
  • rumor,
  • aspersion,
  • disparagement,
  • Backbiting,
  • gossip,
  • skeleton in closet,
  • tale,
  • crime,
  • backstabbing,
  • dirty linen,
  • belittlement,
  • Eavesdropping,
  • detraction,
  • calumny,
  • depreciation,
  • hearsay,
  • mud,
  • dynamite,
  • wrongdoing,
  • sin.
  •shame (noun)
  • mortification,
  • stupefaction,
  • self-reproach,
  • confusion,
  • guilt,
  • skeleton in the cupboard,
  • loss of face,
  • shamefacedness,
  • contrition,
  • Pudency,
  • bad conscience,
  • compunction,
  • chagrin,
  • treachery,
  • irritation,
  • self-disgust,
  • abashment,
  • discomposure,
  • pang,
  • remorse,
  • self-reproof.
  •shamefulness (noun)
  • ignominiousness.

Antonyms for Dis repute:

• n.

  • contempt
    endorsement, regard, admiration, approbation, affection, love, sanction, credit.
  • disfavor
    faith, happiness, desire, trust, belief, like, satisfaction, confidence, favor, certainty, pleasure.
  • disgrace
    elevation, flattery, compliment, virtue, adulation, goodness, purification, commendation, exaltation, boon, morality.
  • dishonor
    dignity.
  • disrepute
    perfection, good reputation, blank, praise, respect, esteem, honor, cleanliness, approval.
  • infamy
    pride, righteousness, innocence.
  • meanness
    generosity, nobility, worthiness, benevolence.
  • notoriety
    obscurity.
  • odium
    exoneration, kindness, loving, sympathy, benefit, liking.
  • scandal
    good deed.
  • shame
    meanness.