Synonyms for Dis-grace:

• n.

  •albatross (noun)
  • millstone,
  • woe,
  • load,
  • misery,
  • cross to bear.
  •black eye (noun)
  • shiner,
  • bad name.
  •blemish (noun)
  • disfigurement,
  • lump,
  • scar,
  • nevus,
  • defect,
  • impurity,
  • blackhead,
  • deformity,
  • freckle,
  • dent,
  • wart,
  • maculation,
  • eyesore,
  • birthmark,
  • discoloration,
  • mole,
  • snag,
  • cicatrix,
  • ZIT,
  • whitehead,
  • catch,
  • smudge,
  • bloom,
  • pockmark,
  • pimple,
  • chip,
  • blister,
  • mark,
  • speck,
  • fault,
  • defacement,
  • bug,
  • beauty spot,
  • bruise,
  • second,
  • vice,
  • nodule,
  • sight,
  • macula,
  • pock,
  • speckle,
  • patch,
  • hickey,
  • imperfection,
  • blotch,
  • blot on the landscape,
  • lentigo.
  •blot (noun)
  • onus,
  • smear.
  •brand (noun)
  • Mark Of Cain,
  • bar sinister,
  • smirch.
  •degradation (noun)
  • degeneration,
  • degeneracy,
  • downgrading,
  • decadence,
  • mortification,
  • derogation,
  • evil,
  • reduction,
  • perversion,
  • demotion,
  • deterioration,
  • decline.
  •disgrace (noun)
  • disbarment,
  • corruption,
  • spot,
  • comedown,
  • debasing,
  • stain,
  • culpability,
  • slander,
  • disfavor,
  • ignominy,
  • discredit,
  • disrespect,
  • taint,
  • prostitution,
  • ill repute,
  • contumely,
  • blur,
  • abuse,
  • defamation,
  • disrepute,
  • brand,
  • scorn,
  • slur,
  • slight,
  • odium,
  • Ingloriousness,
  • tarnish,
  • derision,
  • opprobrium,
  • abasement,
  • scandal,
  • turpitude,
  • contempt,
  • reproach,
  • stigma,
  • debasement,
  • infamy,
  • blemish,
  • meanness,
  • disesteem,
  • degradation,
  • put-down,
  • pollution,
  • baseness,
  • humiliation,
  • black eye,
  • venality,
  • obloquy,
  • dishonor,
  • humbling.
  •dishonor (noun)
  • discourtesy,
  • affront,
  • insult,
  • indignity,
  • offense,
  • blame.
  •disrepute (noun)
  • ill fame,
  • unpopularity,
  • cloud,
  • notoriety,
  • ill favor.
  •enormity (noun)
  • villainy,
  • rankness,
  • atrociousness,
  • outrageousness,
  • horror,
  • crime,
  • viciousness,
  • nefariousness,
  • monstrosity,
  • Monstrousness,
  • vileness,
  • Flagrancy,
  • atrocity,
  • heinousness,
  • evilness,
  • grossness,
  • depravity,
  • wickedness,
  • abomination.
  •eyesore (noun)
  • dump,
  • distortion,
  • blot on landscape,
  • ugly thing.
  •guilt (noun)
  • contrition,
  • self-reproach,
  • blameworthiness,
  • Peccability,
  • lapse,
  • transgression,
  • sin,
  • wrong,
  • misconduct,
  • misbehavior,
  • self-condemnation,
  • malpractice,
  • dereliction,
  • answerability,
  • criminality,
  • sinfulness,
  • slip,
  • iniquity,
  • delinquency,
  • solecism,
  • error,
  • indiscretion,
  • penitence,
  • liability,
  • responsibility,
  • failing,
  • misstep,
  • remorse,
  • regret,
  • Malefaction,
  • malfeasance.
  •humiliation (noun)
  • discomfiture,
  • self-abasement,
  • condescension,
  • resignation,
  • submissiveness,
  • comeuppance,
  • confusion,
  • submission,
  • mental pain,
  • loss of face.
  •ignominiousness (noun)
  • dishonorableness,
  • disreputableness,
  • disgracefulness,
  • disreputability,
  • shamefulness.
  •ignominy (noun)
  • lowness,
  • sordidness.
  •infamy (noun)
  • enormity,
  • impropriety,
  • disapprobation,
  • immorality,
  • notoriousness.
  •insult (noun)
  • incivility,
  • impudence,
  • insolence,
  • mockery,
  • vilification,
  • despite,
  • cheap shot,
  • superciliousness,
  • disdainfulness,
  • vituperation,
  • blasphemy,
  • slap,
  • rudeness,
  • Unpleasantry,
  • slap in the face,
  • taunt,
  • impertinence,
  • invective,
  • scurrility,
  • aspersion.
  •mortal sin (noun)
  • venial sin,
  • deadly sin,
  • cardinal sin.
  •mortification (noun)
  • embarrassment.
  •obloquy (noun)
  • criticism,
  • animadversion,
  • bad press.
  •odium (noun)
  • aversion,
  • reprobation,
  • rebuke,
  • dislike,
  • abhorrence,
  • enmity,
  • disapproval,
  • hate,
  • dispprobation,
  • antipathy,
  • resentment,
  • malice,
  • condemnation,
  • detestation,
  • execration,
  • hatred.
  •rascal (noun)
  • blackguard,
  • sneak,
  • cardsharp,
  • hypocrite,
  • cad,
  • mischief-maker,
  • ruffian,
  • prodigal,
  • varmint,
  • loafer,
  • bully,
  • recreant,
  • black sheep,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • fraud,
  • rowdy,
  • pretender,
  • scamp,
  • beggar,
  • tramp,
  • delinquent,
  • wastrel,
  • profligate,
  • hooligan,
  • trickster,
  • sinner,
  • bum,
  • tough,
  • robber,
  • swindler,
  • felon,
  • cheat,
  • villain,
  • skunk,
  • miscreant,
  • wretch,
  • imp,
  • Grafter,
  • devil,
  • idler,
  • scoundrel,
  • opportunist,
  • liar,
  • charlatan.
  •reproach (noun)
  • chiding,
  • admonishment,
  • reprimand,
  • reprehension,
  • reproof,
  • admonition.
  •scandal (noun)
  • hearsay,
  • gossip,
  • mud,
  • scorcher,
  • dirty linen,
  • detraction,
  • idle rumor,
  • Backbiting,
  • disparagement,
  • belittlement,
  • depreciation,
  • wrongdoing,
  • tale,
  • backstabbing,
  • skeleton in closet,
  • Eavesdropping,
  • dynamite,
  • rumor,
  • talk,
  • calumny.
  •shamefulness (noun)
  • ignominiousness.
  •skeleton in the closet (noun)
  • shocker,
  • secret,
  • skeleton in the cupboard,
  • unmentionable thing.
  •slur (noun)
  • accusation,
  • reflection,
  • innuendo,
  • zinger,
  • brickbat,
  • dirty dig,
  • insinuation,
  • stricture.
  •stain (noun)
  • color,
  • sinister,
  • dye,
  • tint,
  • drip,
  • ink spot,
  • mottle,
  • splotch.
  •stigma (noun)
  • black mark,
  • imputation,
  • besmirchment,
  • lost face.
  •taint (noun)
  • flaw,
  • contagion,
  • infection.
  •undoing (noun)
  • bad luck,
  • stumble,
  • faux pas,
  • bad omen,
  • fumble,
  • bane,
  • downfall,
  • miscalculation,
  • collapse,
  • affliction,
  • adversity,
  • accident,
  • ruination,
  • overthrow,
  • calamity,
  • omission,
  • last straw,
  • casualty,
  • doom,
  • blunder,
  • trial,
  • reverse,
  • overturn,
  • subversion,
  • defeat,
  • weakness,
  • grief,
  • blow,
  • destroyer,
  • mishap,
  • visitation,
  • misadventure,
  • catastrophe,
  • reversal,
  • failure,
  • difficulty,
  • curse,
  • trip,
  • trouble,
  • mischance.

• v.

  •abase (verb)
  • diminish,
  • belittle,
  • mortify,
  • disgrace,
  • shame,
  • demean.
  •chagrin (verb)
  • peeve,
  • irk,
  • annoy,
  • disconcert,
  • displease,
  • dismay,
  • dissatisfy,
  • abash,
  • perturb,
  • upset,
  • discompose,
  • irritate,
  • disquiet,
  • vex,
  • crush,
  • embarrass,
  • confuse,
  • discomfit.
  •corrupt (verb)
  • bastardize,
  • injure,
  • contaminate,
  • ill-treat,
  • fix,
  • depreciate,
  • animalize,
  • deface,
  • harm,
  • ravage,
  • mistreat,
  • ruin,
  • outrage,
  • putrefy,
  • rot,
  • mar,
  • undermine,
  • vitiate,
  • decompose,
  • spoil,
  • hurt,
  • damage,
  • deform,
  • demoralize,
  • subvert,
  • debauch,
  • warp,
  • disfigure,
  • violate,
  • blight,
  • deprave,
  • impair,
  • bribe,
  • decay,
  • misuse,
  • pull down,
  • despoil,
  • lure,
  • square,
  • adulterate,
  • infect,
  • maltreat,
  • suborn,
  • grease palm,
  • waste.
  •debase (verb)
  • Bemean,
  • sink,
  • cheapen,
  • sap,
  • drag down,
  • cripple,
  • take down,
  • put away,
  • enfeeble,
  • fluff off,
  • weaken,
  • dump on,
  • corrupt,
  • disable,
  • devaluate,
  • devalue,
  • debilitate,
  • shoot down,
  • cast down.
  •decry (verb)
  • minimize,
  • take swipe at,
  • downgrade,
  • pan,
  • underestimate,
  • run down,
  • reprehend,
  • censure,
  • vilify,
  • denounce,
  • condemn,
  • discount,
  • slam,
  • underrate,
  • asperse,
  • write off,
  • undervalue,
  • traduce,
  • HIT,
  • reprobate,
  • rail against,
  • rap,
  • malign,
  • bad-mouth,
  • take away,
  • mark down,
  • poor-mouth,
  • cry down,
  • opprobriate,
  • throw stones at,
  • detract,
  • do a number on,
  • calumniate,
  • knock.
  •defame (verb)
  • scandalize,
  • vituperate,
  • cast slur on,
  • throw mud at,
  • denigrate,
  • villainize,
  • put zingers on,
  • belie,
  • scorch,
  • blacken,
  • roast,
  • speak evil of,
  • cast aspersions on.
  •defile (verb)
  • molest,
  • trash,
  • deflower,
  • pollute,
  • ravish,
  • profane,
  • soil,
  • befoul,
  • rape,
  • make foul,
  • muck up,
  • mess up,
  • seduce,
  • scuzz up,
  • discolor,
  • tar,
  • dirty,
  • maculate.
  •degrade (verb)
  • tear down,
  • pervert,
  • break,
  • degenerate,
  • depose,
  • demote,
  • disbar,
  • bench,
  • Declass,
  • cut down to size,
  • decry,
  • rule out,
  • deteriorate,
  • mudsling,
  • bust,
  • lessen,
  • bump,
  • canker.
  •depreciate (verb)
  • discountenance,
  • deprecate,
  • clamor against,
  • attack,
  • scoff at,
  • revile,
  • look down on,
  • sneer at,
  • find fault with,
  • dispraise,
  • spurn,
  • contemn.
  •discredit (verb)
  • frown upon,
  • explode,
  • puncture,
  • take rug out from under,
  • shoot,
  • disprove,
  • disconsider,
  • pooh-pooh,
  • reflect on,
  • expose,
  • knock bottom out of,
  • bring to naught,
  • destroy,
  • poke full of holes,
  • bring into disrepute,
  • blow up,
  • show up.
  •disgrace (verb)
  • derogate,
  • disparage,
  • defame,
  • besmirch,
  • depress,
  • lower,
  • disregard,
  • attaint,
  • sully,
  • humiliate,
  • expel,
  • blot,
  • mock,
  • take down a peg,
  • deride,
  • ridicule,
  • give a black eye,
  • put down,
  • defile,
  • stigmatize,
  • lose face,
  • humble,
  • libel,
  • tar and feather,
  • degrade,
  • debase,
  • reduce,
  • abase,
  • desecrate,
  • snub.
  •dishonor (verb)
  • disoblige,
  • make lose face.
  •humble (verb)
  • make eat dirt,
  • subdue,
  • chagrin,
  • strike dumb,
  • silence,
  • confound,
  • put to shame,
  • squelch,
  • squash,
  • put one away,
  • cut to the quick,
  • pop one's balloon,
  • chasten,
  • overcome,
  • deny,
  • hide,
  • deflate,
  • make one feel small,
  • bring down.
  •humiliate (verb)
  • make a fool of,
  • wither,
  • vanquish,
  • make ashamed,
  • rip,
  • conquer,
  • base,
  • play down,
  • downplay,
  • bring low,
  • put out of countenance.
  •mortify (verb)
  • discipline,
  • disappoint,
  • worry,
  • harass,
  • control,
  • take the wind out,
  • get one's comeuppance.
  •scandalize (verb)
  • blackball,
  • lampoon,
  • backbite,
  • disgust,
  • shock.
  •slur (verb)
  • offend,
  • spatter,
  • blow off,
  • kick in the teeth,
  • insinuate,
  • skin alive,
  • cut up,
  • cap,
  • push,
  • chop,
  • miff,
  • hit where one lives,
  • zing.
  •smirch (verb)
  • bespatter,
  • besmear,
  • country.
  •soil (verb)
  • foul,
  • mess,
  • begrime,
  • grime,
  • muddy,
  • bedraggle,
  • crumb,
  • muck,
  • muss,
  • muss up.
  •spoil (verb)
  • desolate,
  • sack,
  • Depredate,
  • smash,
  • prejudice,
  • pillage,
  • devastate,
  • Spoliate,
  • demolish,
  • wreck,
  • take apart,
  • plunder,
  • make useless,
  • undo.
  •stain (verb)
  • brutalize,
  • drag through the mud,
  • bestialize,
  • daub,
  • tinge.
  •stigmatize (verb)
  • classify,
  • characterize,
  • stamp,
  • designate,
  • tag,
  • class.
  •sully (verb)
  • make unclean.
  •taint (verb)
  • cook,
  • poison,
  • cast a slur,
  • spike,
  • doctor,
  • cut,
  • crumble,
  • crud up,
  • break down,
  • water down,
  • turn,
  • disintegrate,
  • give a bad name,
  • water.
  •tarnish (verb)
  • dull,
  • dim,
  • rust,
  • pale,
  • darken,
  • lose shine,
  • lose luster.

Antonyms for Dis-grace:

• n.

  • albatross
    blessing, benefit, happiness, joy.
  • blemish
    blank, decoration, advantage, clarity, ornament, adornment, beauty, embellishment, perfection, strength.
  • degradation
    improvement, promotion.
  • disgrace
    compliment, commendation, credit, esteem, praise, approval, respect, honor, boon, purification, adulation, goodness, exaltation, regard, virtue, morality, cleanliness, elevation, flattery, admiration.
  • dishonor
    dignity.
  • disrepute
    good reputation.
  • enormity
    smallness, kindness, tininess, triviality.
  • eyesore
    eyeful.
  • guilt
    satisfaction, obedience, manners, success, irresponsibility, correction, behavior, innocence, good, pride, right.
  • humiliation
    resistance, glorification, triumph.
  • infamy
    righteousness.
  • insult
    politeness, humility, reverence.
  • odium
    affection, liking, exoneration, loving, endorsement, sympathy, like, love.
  • rascal
    hard worker.
  • scandal
    good deed.
  • undoing
    creation, good fortune, health, win, building, Doing, peace, accuracy, fortune, attainment, contentment, prosperity, good luck.

• v.

  • abase
    promote, extol, extend, value, expand, cherish, build up, enhance, dignify, grow, improve.
  • chagrin
    assist, lose, soothe, make happy, help, delight, calm, surrender, aid, satisfy, order, encourage, yield, please.
  • corrupt
    cure, build, beautify, repair, embellish, adorn, neglect, obey, decorate, strengthen, bless, save, heal, ignore, better, mend, develop, cleanse, protect, preserve, flourish, treat well, chasten, boost, favor.
  • debase
    enable, clear, invigorate, rise.
  • decry
    overestimate, applaud, overvalue, overrate, sanction, exaggerate.
  • defile
    sanctify, disenchant, turn off, sterilize, clease, hallow.
  • degrade
    enlarge, admire, fix.
  • depreciate
    defend, recommend, maximize, support, endorse, gain value, rate, revere.
  • discredit
    construct, believe, create, trust.
  • disgrace
    exalt, increase, purify, welcome, commend, tell truth, raise, approve, flatter, clean, elevate, upgrade, laud.
  • humble
    clear up, agree, comfort, release, enlighten, explain, clarify, allow, open.
  • humiliate
    fail.
  • mortify
    let go.
  • scandalize
    impress.
  • slur
    enunciate, conceal, hide, pronounce.
  • spoil
    be indifferent.
  • stain
    moralize, bleach, pale, whiten.
  • taint
    put together, combine, unite.
  • tarnish
    lighten, brighten, polish, Uncorrupt.