What is another word for dis-credit?

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bad odor, embarrassment, smirch, ignominy, stigma, infamy, disrepute, Insignificancy, humiliation, shame, opprobrium, degeneracy, demotion, perversion, downgrading, reduction, abasement, deterioration, decadence, mortification, evil, derogation, degeneration, debasement, disapproval, dissatisfaction, disapprobation, doghouse, disrespect, disinclination, unpopularity, displeasure, distaste, thumbs down, aversion, indisposition, corruption, prostitution, venality, obloquy, scandal, odium, debasing, comedown, brand, black eye, degradation, tarnish, ill repute, baseness, taint, stain, culpability, contumely, put-down, Ingloriousness, humbling, spot, meanness, turpitude, derision, blur, blemish, pollution, contempt, disbarment, defamation, discourtesy, blame, insult, outrage, affront, indignity, offense, denunciation, impairment, Backbiting, backstabbing, belittlement, aspersion, lie, condemnation, underestimation, tale, lessening, depreciation, calumny, ill fame, notoriety, cloud, ill favor, scar, disquiet, demurral, faithlessness, lack of confidence, vacillation, fear, confusion, indecision, dubiousness, dilemma, apprehension, scruple, faltering, diffidence, problem, agnosticism, ambiguity, incredulity, qualm, wavering, suspense, suspicion, dubiety, incertitude, uncertainty, skepticism, hesitation, rejection, difficulty, misgiving, reluctance, quandary, perplexity, irresolution, disbelief, hesitancy, dishonorableness, disreputability, disgracefulness, shamefulness, disreputableness, bad name, repudiation, nihilism, Unfaith, unbelievingness, atheism, unbelief, Spurning, enormity, impropriety, immorality, atrocity, abomination, outrageousness, wickedness, notoriousness, villainy, dislike, malice, hatred, enmity, antipathy, bar sinister, reprobation, onus, hate, dispprobation, execration, resentment, abhorrence, rebuke, detestation, loss of honor, stricture, animadversion, imputation, admonition, chiding, admonishment, reproof, reprehension, idle rumor, hearsay, talk, disparagement, rumor, wrongdoing, scorcher, dynamite, crime, skeleton in closet, Eavesdropping, mud, dirty linen, sin, gossip, detraction, self-disgust, abashment, skeleton in the cupboard, contrition, discomposure, remorse, pang, bad conscience, guilt, loss of face, stupefaction, irritation, Pudency, self-reproof, treachery, compunction, shamefacedness, self-reproach, ignominiousness, dump, zinger, innuendo, accusation, dirty dig, brickbat, reflection, insinuation, Incredulousness, poor mouth, cut to the quick, roast, downplay, take a swipe at, deprecate, cut down to size, minimize, depreciate, shoot full of holes, derogate, discredit, knock, rip, blister, squelch, lower, take down a peg, underrate, sour grapes, bad-mouth, take down, underestimate, shoot down, write off, criticize, undervalue, sneer at, decry, deride, slam, pooh pooh, diminish, dispraise, scorch, scorn, dump on, squash, downgrade, pan, denigrate, abase, reduce, belittle, corrupt, demean, decline, lose value, damage, render worthless, mar, debase, spoil, drop, mark down, beat down, fall, devalue, give in, menace, jeopardize, hazard, cop out, embarrass, risk, peril, implicate, weaken, imperil, sell out, blight, prejudice, endanger, detract, calumniate, opprobriate, abuse, denounce, malign, take away, asperse, rap, traduce, rail against, reprehend, cry down, reprobate, take swipe at, condemn, poor-mouth, HIT, throw stones at, do a number on, blacken, cast aspersions on, besmirch, put zingers on, vituperate, scandalize, throw mud at, stigmatize, cast slur on, villainize, belie, speak evil of, bench, rule out, disbar, demote, cast down, Bemean, humble, canker, degenerate, break, deprave, pervert, impair, Declass, cheapen, injure, lessen, depose, debauch, deteriorate, bust, sink, vitiate, bump, call on, exclude, gainsay, oppose, turn thumbs down, disclaim, eschew, enjoin from, abjure, disavow, Disacknowledge, begrudge, disown, refuse, controvert, hold back, discard, veto, contradict, forgo, recant, curb, repudiate, disallow, sacrifice, rebuff, doubt, negative, forbid, ban, contravene, turn down, restrain, abnegate, spurn, refute, negate, take exception to, nullify, say no to, withhold, revoke, not buy, rebut, keep back, taboo, forsake, discountenance, revile, fault, contemn, attack, slight, find fault with, clamor against, look down on, decrease, backbite, withdraw, Vilipend, draw away, subtract from, devaluate, Misprize, laugh at, cut rate, suspect, not credit, Unbelieve, question, not swallow, scout, not accept, give no credence to, omit, fail, overpass, disregard, neglect, detract from, pass over, brush off, overlook, blink at, forget, defame, blow up, challenge, disgrace, disfavor, pooh-pooh, disprove, discount, destroy, distrust, disesteem, degrade, frown upon, puncture, mudsling, put down, run down, expose, disbelieve, smear, ruin, put under suspicion, bring into disrepute, shoot, deny, explode, censure, poke full of holes, slur, take rug out from under, show up, scoff at, reproach, knock bottom out of, bring to naught, reflect on, dispute, disconsider, slander, mistrust, reject, vilify, tear down, dishonor, disparage, desecrate, ridicule, mock, expel, blot, defile, lose face, snub, libel, tar and feather, humiliate, give a black eye, attaint, sully, depress, disoblige, make lose face, discourage, deject, dishearten, chill, dis, put hooks in, dismiss, dispirit, disdain, downcry, demoralize, overthrow, find unfounded, disconfirm, overturn, confute, impugn, blow sky high, poke holes in, traverse, shoot holes in, throw out, knock props out, confound, set aside, invalidate, misbelieve, be wary of, smell a rat, wonder about, query, read differently, surmise, waver, Misdoubt, harbor suspicion, imagine, Shilly-shally, misgive, insinuate, be dubious, be uncertain, take dim view of, call in question, Skepticize, give no credence, be apprehensive of, demur, be undetermined, hesitate, be in a quandary, be puzzled, wonder at, have qualms, be curious, fluctuate, vacillate, put to shame, overcome, put away, make eat dirt, put one away, mortify, chagrin, pop one's balloon, abash, make one feel small, silence, subdue, chasten, pull down, deflate, upset, discomfit, crush, confuse, bring down, hide, strike dumb, criminate, tax, reprimand, incriminate, arraign, call into question, bring charges against, try, indict, cast doubt on, inculpate, hold at fault, accuse, call to account, charge, quash, offset, undo, Circumduct, overrule, abolish, counteract, undermine, disqualify, nix, Disannul, unfit, annul, cancel, x-out, abrogate, counterbalance, neutralize, annihilate, blow sky-high, abate, wonder, have one's doubts, flatten, knock bottom out, disillusion, take wind out of sails, knock props from under, eliminate, repel, second, renounce, cast out, pass by, burn, despise, pass on, cast aside, scrap, throw away, slough, give thumbs down to, scoff, pass up, cashier, jettison, shun, kill, chuck, cast off, repulse, shed, jilt, reprove, admonish, take to task, cavil, chide, ream, rake, give the devil, jawbone, give comeuppance, lay on, lesson, call to task, trim, sit on, call down, upbraid, scold, jeer, rally, poke fun at, show contempt, dig at, boo, sneer, gibe, make light of, tease, ride, rag, flout, disconcert, put spotlight on, let down, unmask, defeat, reveal, worst, uncloak, discover, convict, show in bad light, Unshroud, pinpoint, lay bare, undress, highlight, debunk, offend, spatter, hit where one lives, skin alive, kick in the teeth, cap, blow off, miff, cut up, slap in the face, zing, push, chop, blotch, bespatter, country, smudge, besmear, contaminate, dirty, trash, disintegrate, doctor, decay, turn, poison, muddy, break down, hurt, foul, crumble, cook, pollute, rot, soil, cut, water down, decompose, infect, give a bad name, water, tar, adulterate, crud up, harm, discolor, cast a slur, putrefy, spike, cheat, aggrieve, mistreat, persecute, maltreat, take advantage of, ill-treat, oppress, misrepresent, impose upon, bad odor

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