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dishonour
Found in thesaurus: standing, unrighteousness, assault, set on, attack, assail, decline, turn down, refuse, pass up, reject
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dishonour
v.
deshonrar, desacreditar, desgraciar, deshonorar, mancillar
s.
deshonor, descrédito, deshonra, detraimiento
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dishonor
v.- deshonrar, amancillar, infamar; no pagar -
s.- deshonor
s.- deshonor
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dishonour1 [dishonor, -USA]
(n.) = deshonra, deshonor.
Ex: If she does so to hide her dishonour, she is subject to six months to two years in prison.
Ex: If she does so to hide her dishonour, she is subject to six months to two years in prison.
dishonour2 [dishonor, -USA]
(v.) = deshonrar.
Ex: She had dishonoured him and his village, but worst of all she had put herself in unimaginable danger.
Ex: She had dishonoured him and his village, but worst of all she had put herself in unimaginable danger.
