What is another word for dis-honored?
492 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪsˈɒnəd], [ dˈɪsˈɒnəd], [ d_ˈɪ_s_ˈɒ_n_ə_d]
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Similar words for dis-honored:
- broken (adjective)
- corrupt (adjective)
- defiled (adjective)
- disgraced (adjective)
- fallen (adjective)
- insulted (adjective)
- praetorian (adjective)
- abase (verb)
- blacken (verb)
- compromise (verb)
- corrupt (verb)
- debase (verb)
- defame (verb)
- default (verb)
- defile (verb)
- degrade (verb)
- desecrate (verb)
- discredit (verb)
- disgrace (verb)
- dishonor (verb)
- fail (verb)
- humiliate (verb)
- insult (verb)
- pollute (verb)
- repudiate (verb)
- scandalize (verb)
- shame (verb)
- slander (verb)
- smirch (verb)
- sully (verb)
- taint (verb)
- wrong (verb)
Synonyms for Dis-honored:
adj.
• broken (adjective)- isolated,
- dishonored,
- abandoned,
- disregarded,
- Disobeyed,
- violated,
- retracted,
- Infringed,
- Transgressed,
- Traduced,
- ignored.
- boorish,
- evil,
- villainous,
- miscreant,
- loose,
- nefarious,
- flagitious,
- profligate,
- depraved,
- deleterious,
- baneful,
- monstrous,
- rotten,
- degraded,
- infamous,
- perverse,
- Abased,
- low,
- dissolute,
- degenerate.
- impure,
- vitiated,
- exposed,
- cooked,
- tainted,
- mucked up,
- Trashed,
- unclean,
- Ravished,
- profaned,
- desecrated,
- polluted,
- spoilt,
- dirty,
- besmirched,
- common.
- humiliated,
- Mocked,
- discharged,
- tarred and feathered,
- downtrodden,
- in disgrace,
- defrocked,
- down and out,
- abject,
- Demoted.
v.
• abase (verb) • blacken (verb)- denigrate,
- do a number on,
- rip,
- attack,
- blotch,
- malign,
- slur,
- taint,
- knock,
- smudge,
- traduce,
- bad-mouth,
- tarnish,
- rip up and down,
- calumniate,
- decry,
- asperse,
- vilify,
- stain.
- imperil,
- cop out,
- endanger,
- implicate,
- blight,
- weaken,
- ruin,
- mar,
- menace,
- sell out,
- risk,
- peril,
- expose,
- jeopardize,
- give in,
- explode,
- spoil,
- embarrass,
- hazard,
- put under suspicion,
- prejudice.
- ill-treat,
- adulterate,
- lure,
- mistreat,
- abuse,
- decompose,
- fix,
- despoil,
- depreciate,
- blemish,
- violate,
- misuse,
- bribe,
- damage,
- warp,
- ravage,
- pull down,
- suborn,
- rot,
- disfigure,
- waste,
- maltreat,
- infect,
- harm,
- subvert,
- deprave,
- square,
- putrefy,
- demoralize,
- grease palm,
- animalize,
- vitiate,
- undermine,
- outrage,
- bastardize,
- decay,
- deform,
- contaminate,
- injure,
- impair,
- deface.
- devalue,
- dump on,
- enfeeble,
- cheapen,
- cripple,
- drag down,
- put away,
- take down,
- disable,
- sap,
- put down,
- take down a peg,
- Bemean,
- fluff off,
- debilitate,
- devaluate,
- cast down,
- shoot down,
- sink.
- besmirch,
- roast,
- throw mud at,
- stigmatize,
- slam,
- cast aspersions on,
- scandalize,
- put zingers on,
- disparage,
- detract,
- belie,
- vituperate,
- speak evil of,
- blister,
- scorch,
- cast slur on,
- villainize,
- smear,
- pan,
- blacken.
- defraud,
- shirk,
- see in the alley,
- welsh,
- stiff,
- run out on,
- skate,
- meet under arch,
- rat,
- neglect,
- bilk,
- Welch,
- put on the cuff,
- fail,
- skip,
- leave town,
- skip out on,
- swindle,
- repudiate,
- evade.
- desecrate,
- rape,
- make foul,
- befoul,
- discolor,
- tar,
- trash,
- deflower,
- muck up,
- maculate,
- scuzz up,
- molest,
- pollute,
- ravish,
- mess up,
- profane,
- seduce,
- soil.
- demote,
- cut down to size,
- deteriorate,
- break,
- bump,
- derogate,
- disbar,
- pervert,
- depose,
- downgrade,
- tear down,
- run down,
- rule out,
- mudsling,
- bust,
- canker,
- bench,
- Declass,
- lessen.
- devour,
- pillage,
- desolate,
- commit sacrilege,
- devastate,
- Spoliate,
- Depredate,
- prostitute,
- blaspheme,
- sack.
- frown upon,
- pooh-pooh,
- bring into disrepute,
- reproach,
- knock bottom out of,
- shoot,
- censure,
- show up,
- disesteem,
- blow up,
- puncture,
- poke full of holes,
- take rug out from under,
- bring to naught,
- disprove,
- destroy,
- disfavor.
- blot,
- disconsider,
- give a black eye,
- abase,
- corrupt,
- libel,
- slander,
- attaint,
- debauch,
- debase,
- make lose face,
- reflect on,
- defame,
- discredit,
- sully,
- defile,
- disgrace,
- disoblige.
- go broke,
- crash,
- drop,
- defalcate,
- go to the wall,
- drop a bundle,
- lose one's shirt,
- close,
- go belly up,
- go under,
- close down,
- end,
- be cleaned out,
- default,
- be in arrears,
- terminate,
- go into chapter 11,
- be ruined,
- finish,
- fold,
- go bust,
- close one's doors,
- go bankrupt,
- overdraw,
- be taken to the cleaners,
- lose big,
- go out of business,
- go up,
- become insolvent.
- deny,
- make ashamed,
- squash,
- conquer,
- play down,
- put out of countenance,
- confound,
- base,
- discomfit,
- downplay,
- chagrin,
- crush,
- bring down,
- wither,
- confuse,
- abash,
- subdue,
- discountenance,
- chasten,
- make a fool of,
- vanquish,
- put to shame,
- bring low.
- gird,
- cut to the quick,
- provoke,
- aggravate,
- annoy,
- jeer,
- revile,
- sneer,
- irritate,
- scoff,
- tease,
- vex,
- taunt,
- step on one's toes,
- curse,
- flout,
- affront,
- underestimate,
- slight.
- alloy,
- poison,
- foul,
- make filthy.
- disown,
- defect,
- retract,
- break with,
- banish,
- disinherit,
- turn,
- discard,
- dismiss,
- cast off,
- desert,
- be against,
- recant,
- refuse,
- reverse,
- revoke,
- Disacknowledge,
- rescind,
- renounce,
- flush,
- tergiverse,
- apostatize,
- cast,
- cut off,
- disavow,
- forsake,
- nix,
- wash one's hands of,
- abjure,
- dump,
- disapprove,
- reprobate,
- decline,
- tergiversate,
- oust,
- fly in the face of,
- spurn,
- disclaim,
- repeal,
- demur,
- abandon,
- turn down.
- muckrake,
- assail,
- strumpet,
- plaster,
- run smear campaign,
- sling mud,
- backbite,
- HIT,
- give a bad name,
- cast a slur on,
- blacken name,
- smirch.
- crumble,
- spike,
- break down,
- cloud,
- cut,
- blur,
- water,
- cook,
- brand,
- disintegrate,
- cast a slur,
- doctor,
- muddy,
- water down,
- crud up.
How to use "Dis-honored" in context?
It's hard to imagine a time when honors, top positions, and recognition were a given. These days, it seems that many people have had their names dragged through the mud, or worst, have been dis-honored. This can be something as simple as someone losing their job, or being publicly humiliated in some way. Regardless of the severity, once someone's name goes dis-honored it can be incredibly difficult to get it back.
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