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What is another word for
disgrace
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Noun
Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action
A bad reflection on someone or something
An action or event that causes general public outrage
A significant or total loss of power, prosperity, or status
Evil or wicked character or behaviour
A thing that causes disgust or loathing
A grave crime or sin
Burden
An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
A feeling of having committed wrong or failed in an obligation
A cause for regret or disappointment
Unforgivable sin
An act of great disrespect shown to sacred ideas, people, or things
A displeasing and prominently ugly sight
Someone or something that is inadequate and made fun of
Verb
To bring shame or discredit on
To blame or censure
To express disapproval of
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▲
Noun
▲
Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action
shame
discredit
ignominy
disrepute
infamy
opprobrium
obloquy
odium
contempt
degradation
dishonour
UK
scandal
disesteem
stigma
condemnation
disfavour
UK
disrespect
humiliation
ill-repute
slight
slur
crime
defamation
disapprobation
disapproval
dishonor
US
embarrassment
reproach
taint
vilification
blemish
blot
debasement
debasing
derision
derogation
reprobation
stain
tarnish
abasement
baseness
comedown
contumely
corruption
culpability
disbarment
disfavor
US
humbling
ingloriousness
meanness
misgrace
pollution
prostitution
scorn
sin
slander
spot
strife
turpitude
venality
loss of face
ill repute
black eye
mortification
smear
indignity
notoriety
smirch
shamefulness
censure
reflection
blame
brand
affront
unpopularity
outrage
black mark
demerit
aspersion
imputation
ill fame
flaw
insult
onus
scar
discomfiture
put down
disreputableness
offence
UK
fault
notoriousness
offense
US
loss of pride
imperfection
smudge
shaming
chagrin
disgracefulness
bad name
slam
lost face
disreputability
dishonorableness
bar sinister
defect
opprobriousness
abomination
ignominiousness
ill favour
ignobility
dislike
vitiation
deprecation
distaste
loss of reputation
damage
injury
slap
doghouse
hit
exposé
blur
disregard
abashment
condescension
dump
discomposure
resignation
animadversion
stricture
loss of self-respect
dissatisfaction
blot on your escutcheon
blot on the escutcheon
bad odor
disparagement
exposure
naming and shaming
abuse
discourtesy
mark
unworthiness
criticism
depreciation
detraction
besmirchment
injustice
repulsion
repugnance
bad odour
loss of honor
hint
suggestion
atrocity
bad reputation
cloud
low esteem
shiner
villainy
outrageousness
misery
animus
animosity
hostility
ill favor
lack of respectability
impropriety
enormity
displeasure
public disgrace
loss of dignity
aversion
revulsion
antipathy
detestation
loathing
disgust
hatred
hate
execration
abhorrence
enmity
harm
treachery
blight
tarnishing
shamefacedness
compunction
discountenance
resentment
malice
dispprobation
rebuke
discomfort
source of discredit
belittlement
bad books
innuendo
calumny
loss of respect
bad reflection
skeleton in the cupboard
annoyance
confusion
fluster
disconcertment
misrepresentation
insinuation
libel
vexation
awkwardness
allegation
lowering
depression
reduction
brickbat
bring down
mistrust
thumbs down
disdain
obscurity
indisposition
distrust
libellous statement
slanderous statement
shortcoming
frailty
deficiency
fallibility
failing
weakness
cut
sarcasm
barb
dig
dis
gird
name
personality
dart
diss
poke
epithet
humility
humbleness
downgrading
snub
foible
limitation
submissiveness
rebuff
submission
demotion
abnegation
subjugation
denigration
effacement
downgrade
inadequacy
vice
accusation
rap
dirty dig
knock
expose
besmirch
zinger
slap in the face
self-abasement
smack in the face
touché
brush-off
blow to one's pride
kick in the teeth
mental pain
weak point
weak spot
more ❯
“The family guilty of such an omission would be held in
disgrace
pending the intervention of lineage or clan members.”
Noun
▲
A bad reflection on someone or something
discredit
affront
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
outrage
insult
opprobrium
reflection
scandal
stigma
brand
crime
reproach
sin
blemish on
blot on
source of shame
stain on
bad reflection on
black mark on
black sheep
smirch on
blot on the escutcheon of
smirch
slur on
source of disgrace
“You are a blight upon the human race and a
disgrace
to your profession.”
Noun
▲
An action or event that causes general public outrage
scandal
offense
US
offence
UK
crime
misconduct
outrage
wrongdoing
impropriety
injustice
shame
sin
transgression
embarrassment
insult
affair
affront
business
-gate
immoral behaviour
outrageous behaviour
outrageous wrongdoing
pity
reproach
turpitude
crying shame
unethical behaviour
discreditable behaviour
dishonourable behaviour
shocking incident
shocking incident of events
shocking series of events
skeleton in the closet
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in closet
infamy
wrong
secret
shocker
dark secret
unmentionable thing
dirty little secret
“Frank turns in his badge to protest his being dragged into a political
disgrace
involving the police commissioner.”
Noun
▲
A significant or total loss of power, prosperity, or status
downfall
ruin
fall
destruction
undoing
overthrow
ruination
collapse
decline
defeat
descent
end
failure
unseating
vanquishing
annihilation
breakdown
conquest
crash
death
debasement
declension
declination
degeneracy
degeneration
demise
deterioration
devolution
ousting
toppling
comedown
comeuppance
decadence
degradation
deposition
eclipse
elimination
flameout
labefaction
nemesis
Waterloo
atrophy
bane
debacle
doom
loss of power
loss of prosperity
loss of status
road to ruin
rack and ruin
humiliation
reverse
wreck
blow
enemy
down
humbling
downgrading
mortification
belittlement
demotion
pratfall
flop
letdown
downer
dive
lowering
cropper
discomfiture
reduction
reality check
loss of face
shame
overturn
reversal
stumble
mischance
visitation
trial
trip
misadventure
casualty
mishap
misstep
grief
adversity
fumble
difficulty
destroyer
error
accident
miscalculation
calamity
flaw
catastrophe
smash
blunder
omission
fault
subversion
slip
bad omen
bad luck
faux pas
last straw
final straw
downgrade
ebb
decay
disintegration
lapse
dissolution
affliction
blight
foundering
drop
weakening
decaying
slide
misfortune
curse
scourge
displacement
worsening
ebbing
abasement
retrogression
disaster
slump
enfeeblement
debilitation
sinking
rout
termination
woe
failing
fizzle
shutdown
crumbling
break-up
regression
lack of success
decrease
bankruptcy
malfunction
withering
depreciation
folding
tribulation
waning
disruption
interruption
hardship
removal
dilapidation
halt
distress
cessation
stoppage
adulteration
dethronement
disrepair
supplanting
falling to pieces
falling apart
breaking down
defenestration
downturn
burden
tragedy
plague
waterloo
trouble
setback
removal from office
vitiation
pest
devaluation
lessening
spoiling
miscarriage
harm
disappointment
loss
evil
devastation
fading
disorganization
US
rupture
seizure
tumble
rotting
nonsuccess
disorganisation
UK
nonachievement
hitch
crumpling
decrepitude
extinction
relapse
ending
car crash
non-function
falling down
decadency
aggravation
depravation
Götterdämmerung
ruining
destroying
spoliation
rot
dissipation
diminution
corruption
upset
loss of success
buckling
falling
depression
perdition
disestablishment
suppression
check
non-success
liquidation
insolvency
closure
knock
vicissitude
subjugation
dispossession
obliteration
slipping
frustration
demolition
decimation
demolishment
torment
disturbance
removal from power
shrinking
damage
desolation
problem
ill luck
snag
despair
dégringolade
stagnation
extermination
wastage
crackup
hindrance
impediment
misery
nuisance
hard times
havoc
closing
spoilation
putridness
wasting away
wasting
dwindling
senescence
dying
mold
US
consumption
impairment
falloff
falling-off
rust
gangrene
mould
UK
corrosion
perversion
dislocation
degringolade
torture
break
topple
dismissal
suffering
pain
menace
cataclysm
seizing up
conking out
fizzling out
checkmate
falling through
bête noire
cadence
downcome
discouragement
meltdown
backset
bête noir
nightmare
bitter pill
headache
downward spiral
shutting down
close-down
going under
winding up
overturning
discharge
weakness
cross to bear
bother
annoyance
irritation
ejection
expulsion
crisis
fatal attraction
apocalypse
wretchedness
ejecting
expelling
ouster
curtains
mishanter
nakba
reversal of fortune
bale
devastating blow
cross
underbelly
sacking
deposal
firing
drumming out
impeachment
unfrocking
driving out
throwing out
installation
forcing out
dethroning
reverse of fortune
blue ruin
the worst
unholy mess
holy mess
turfing out
stroke of bad luck
weak point
soft underbelly
Achilles heel
weak spot
fatal flaw
more ❯
Noun
▲
Evil or wicked character or behaviour
villainy
sin
iniquity
wrong
evil-doing
immorality
sinfulness
vice
baseness
crime
criminality
delinquency
depravity
dishonesty
double-dealing
evil
knavery
rascality
roguery
turpitude
unscrupulousness
wickedness
degeneracy
devilishness
devilry
dissipation
dissolution
heinousness
atrocity
bad
badness
corruption
evildoing
ill
lawbreaking
lawlessness
misconduct
misdeed
offense
US
offence
UK
transgression
venality
viciousness
vileness
wrongdoing
crookedness
deviltry
malfeasance
scoundrelism
shadiness
treachery
foul play
meanness
sordidness
iniquitousness
debasement
unseemliness
vulgarity
ignominy
cheapness
unsavouriness
tawdriness
low-mindedness
infamy
foulness
squalidness
contemptibility
shoddiness
degradation
reprobation
notoriety
pettiness
disreputableness
dishonour
UK
despicability
obloquy
depravation
wretchedness
dishonor
US
corruptness
ignobility
rudeness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that causes disgust or loathing
abomination
evil
horror
atrocity
curse
outrage
crime
torment
anathema
bugbear
monstrosity
obscenity
plague
shame
bane
barbarism
bête noire
violation
bother
eyesore
nuisance
wrong
wrongdoing
abuse
affront
scandal
injustice
villainy
sin
offence
UK
injury
iniquity
enormity
transgression
offense
US
malfeasance
pity
immorality
immoral act
evil action
abhorrence
aversion
pariah
hateful
abhorrent
unjustness
odious
repellent
execration
hate
repugnant
antipathy
detestation
offensive
inequity
enemy
barbarity
misdeed
unfairness
grievance
loathing
disservice
error
trespass
miscarriage
infringement
bad
infraction
malpractice
breach
shaft
tyranny
suppression
maltreatment
repression
dirty deal
raw deal
railroad
unjust act
oppression
tort
act of savagery
act of wickedness
act of brutality
act of cruelty
more ❯
Noun
▲
A grave crime or sin
enormity
wickedness
depravity
evilness
vileness
atrocity
heinousness
outrageousness
baseness
hideousness
monstrousness
viciousness
villainy
atrociousness
awfulness
blackness
dreadfulness
horror
nastiness
nefariousness
badness
barbarism
bestiality
brutalism
brutality
cruelty
depravedness
diabolicalness
inhumanity
mercilessness
monstrosity
sinfulness
turpitude
barbarousness
savagery
flagrancy
grossness
horribleness
rankness
vice
outrage
abomination
crime
evil
egregiousness
glaringness
flagrantness
flagrance
brazenness
blatancy
obviousness
corruption
immorality
boldness
noticeableness
sin
profanity
degeneracy
shamefulness
iniquity
malignity
seriousness
impropriety
wrong
grievousness
infamy
insolence
sunfulness
evildoing
foulness
rottenness
naughtiness
ugliness
shamelessness
ostentation
coarseness
ruthlessness
unscrupulousness
public display
despicability
contemptibility
degradation
lowness
ungodliness
wrongdoing
unholiness
irreligiousness
iniquitousness
evil-doing
irreverence
impiety
godlessness
impiousness
blasphemy
sacrilegiousness
impurity
immensity
massiveness
size
bulk
bigness
vastness
greatness
tremendousness
hugeness
magnitude
enormousness
pervertedness
peccancy
perversion
peccability
genocide
transgression
crime against humanity
war crime
more ❯
Noun
▲
Burden
albatross
encumbrance
hindrance
impediment
millstone
shackle
burden
load
misery
woe
albatross around one's neck
cross to bear
worry
trouble
affliction
strain
hardship
weight
difficulty
misfortune
stress
trial
drag
pressure
anxiety
adversity
hassle
tribulation
responsibility
pain
problem
liability
grief
sorrow
ordeal
onus
distress
obligation
cross
suffering
headache
oppression
drain
trauma
tax
tragedy
duty
blow
task
misadventure
ill fortune
stroke of bad luck
ball and chain
cumber
curse
torment
crucible
grievance
vexation
setback
bane
mishap
travail
deadweight
charge
gauntlet
bummer
reverse
sadness
care
inconvenience
hard time
heartache
tension
unhappiness
imposition
wretchedness
vicissitude
punishment
downer
nuisance
anguish
agony
bad luck
fire
gantlet
pest
disaster
catastrophe
heat
annoyance
travails
excess baggage
heartbreak
visitation
failure
urgency
bother
complication
thorn in one's side
severe test
millstone round one's neck
trying time
demand
yoke
mantle
obstacle
incubus
trammel
obstruction
embarrassment
demands
plague
scourge
nightmare
frustration
irk
irritant
rub
aggravation
botheration
exasperation
thorn
aggro
bugbear
ruffle
peeve
accident
calamity
discouragement
disappointment
fiasco
crunch
exigency
rigor
US
rigour
UK
irritation
hard times
hair shirt
calvary
expensive possession
burthen
more trouble than it's worth
bad news
big trouble
reversal of fortune
pressure cooker
comedown
letdown
debacle
drama
down
dud
white elephant
sad event
bad experience
nervousness
tenseness
issue
thorn in one's flesh
mission
difficult task
calling
test
effort
undertaking
work
exercise
function
job
assignment
challenge
chore
hurt
excruciation
torture
rack
straits
mistrust
dread
trepidation
passion
restlessness
flutter
expectancy
nervous tension
overextension
misgiving
fear
disquietude
apprehensiveness
disquiet
distention
alarm
fearfulness
intensity
impatience
ferment
wronging
persecution
double whammy
rainy day
hard knock
unwanted responsibility
concern
accountability
dead weight
blame
chain
mental weight
more ❯
Noun
▲
An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
rascal
devil
scamp
imp
rogue
scallywag
wretch
monster
rapscallion
scoundrel
villain
mischief-maker
monkey
scally
scapegrace
baddie
baddy
beast
brute
caitiff
evildoer
fiend
heavy
hellion
horror
hound
knave
meanie
meany
mischief
miscreant
nazi
no-good
perisher
reprobate
savage
scalawag
spalpeen
tyke
urchin
varlet
varmint
pickle
rake
rip
beggar
bully
bum
cardsharp
charlatan
cheat
delinquent
felon
fraud
git
grafter
hooligan
hypocrite
idler
jester
joker
liar
loafer
mischievous person
opportunist
prankster
pretender
prodigal
profligate
puck
recreant
robber
rowdy
ruffian
sinner
skunk
sneak
swindler
tease
tough
tramp
trickster
black sheep
troublemaker
demon
nointer
terror
barbarian
holy terror
whippersnapper
ogre
swine
sadist
minx
jackanapes
rabble-rouser
tearaway
punk
thug
pig
animal
ghoul
brat
enfant terrible
pest
nuisance
stirrer
dastard
lout
blackguard
guttersnipe
agitator
evil-doer
chit
instigator
gamin
kid
firebrand
incendiary
toerag
little devil
cub
dog
inciter
inflamer
pixie
heel
mischievous child
badly behaved child
agent provocateur
radge
shyster
gremlin
troll
slyboots
tinker
yahoo
boor
archfiend
wrongdoer
weasel
crook
hood
rat
snake
creep
practical joker
antagonist
degenerate
smart aleck
loose cannon
monstrosity
good-for-nothing
evil person
bad guy
ne'er-do-well
thing
cheater
mischief maker
scallion
tyrant
so-and-so
oaf
daemon
spoilt child
puppy
youngster
louse
fairy
deviling
gnome
devilkin
serpent
servant
helper
page
footman
vassal
gangster
psychopath
sociopath
operator
superbrat
cannibal
little dickens
Mephistopheles
diablo
atua
bully boy
lawbreaker
outlaw
criminal
adversary
roughneck
artful dodger
meddler
common enemy
bete noire
gargoyle
glutton
being
quadruped
waif
ragamuffin
bad lot
yob
bogan
hoon
scozza
yobbo
cougan
limb of Satan
nasty person
stray
bear
mean person
cruel person
spoiled brat
wild one
spoiled child
impudent child
unruly child
little monster
mudlark
living thing
lower animal
hoodlum
buffoon
wag
vandal
jokester
booger
cutup
wastrel
antihero
gossipmonger
scandalmonger
ringleader
demagogue
stormy petrel
scum
lowlife
scumbag
tatterdemalion
scarecrow
cretin
jerk
dirtbag
incorrigible
vermin
slimeball
sleazebag
ratbag
menace
phony
US
bad apple
gamine
sleazeball
slime
bad character
wrong 'un
traveller
UK
traveler
US
wise guy
schmuck
scuzzball
sleaze
stinkard
maggot
ratfink
pup
Puck
stinker
misfeasor
shark
malfeasant
little rascal
hell-raiser
fun-maker
rotten apple
phoney
UK
bogeyman
juvenile delinquent
pond scum
son of a gun
bad egg
dirty dog
nasty piece of work
snake in the grass
unpleasant person
despicable person
rat fink
unprincipled person
bad boy
life of the party
little monkey
canine
doggy
pooch
doggie
bad actor
ankle-biter
mutt
cur
mongrel
child
tot
nipper
squirt
boy
more ❯
Noun
▲
A feeling of having committed wrong or failed in an obligation
guilt
contrition
regret
remorse
shame
contriteness
guiltiness
penitence
remorsefulness
repentance
attrition
compunction
rue
ruefulness
conscience
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
penance
penitency
regretfulness
ruth
sorriness
affliction
anguish
self-reproach
deep regret
self-condemnation
guilty conscience
pangs of guilt
self-accusation
feelings of guilt
self-disgust
prickings of conscience
bad conscience
pangs of conscience
a guilty conscience
a bad conscience
sorrow
grief
qualm
scruple
self-castigation
self-flagellation
pity
sorrowfulness
humiliation
atonement
self-criticism
self-punishment
compassion
apology
bad
conversion
bitterness
annoyance
sackcloth and ashes
misgiving
reluctance
scruples
self-reproof
misgivings
uneasiness
qualms
worries
unease
hesitancy
doubts
hesitation
reservations
degradation
sadness
humbling
debasement
distress
punctiliousness
sympathy
stab
twinges of conscience
work out
second thoughts
stab of conscience
unwillingness
disinclination
ambivalence
demurral
twinge of conscience
doubt
pang of conscience
hesitance
reticence
twinge of remorse
caution
difficulty
squeamishness
perplexity
demur
faltering
reluctancy
twinge
censor
reconsideration
pause
anxiety
superego
second thought
more ❯
Noun
▲
A cause for regret or disappointment
pity
shame
crime
sin
misfortune
bummer
bad luck
catastrophe
crisis
crying shame
disappointment
disaster
letdown
mischance
mishap
unfortunate thing
cause for disappointment
cause for regret
sad thing
sad situation
tough luck
source of regret
anticlimax
frustration
dismay
ill luck
bitter pill
Noun
▲
Unforgivable sin
mortal sin
grave sin
atrocity
cardinal sin
deadly sin
venial sin
vice
seven deadly sins
Noun
▲
An act of great disrespect shown to sacred ideas, people, or things
defilement
desecration
profanation
violation
contamination
sacrilege
debasement
degradation
impurity
pollution
adulterant
blasphemy
contaminant
impiety
irreverence
pollutant
profanity
depravity
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
vitiation
abuse
befoulment
damage
destruction
harm
ruin
profaneness
heresy
contaminator
sin
unholiness
disrespect
adulteration
adulterator
toxin
poison
chemical
ungodliness
mockery
godlessness
ravishment
impiousness
irreligion
wickedness
rape
waste product
irreligiousness
offense
US
curse
crime
assault
offence
UK
outrage
sexual assault
sexual abuse
infection
degrading
vandalism
befouling
dishonouring
UK
foreign matter
disregard
contempt
damaging
defacement
despoliation
impertinence
discourtesy
additive
ingredient
component
alloy
dishonoring
US
lack of respect
sinfulness
hazardous waste
toxic waste
unrighteousness
immorality
execration
vice
imprecation
indignity
atheism
disbelief
iniquity
apostasy
paganism
heathenism
agnosticism
non-belief
scurrility
lewdness
reviling
scepticism
UK
doubt
unbelief
date rape
attack
statutory
gang rape
taking the Lord's name in vain
badness
skepticism
US
gang bang
acquaintance rape
forced sex
a fate worse than death
ravishing
molesting
molestation
deflowering
bedding
ruination
defloration
seduction
seducing
spoliation
mistreatment
interference
interfering
indecent assault
more ❯
Noun
▲
A displeasing and prominently ugly sight
eyesore
monstrosity
blight
blot
atrocity
blemish
hideosity
ugliness
deformity
horror
mess
sight
carbuncle
defacement
defect
excrescence
fright
scar
disfigurement
ugly sight
dump
ugly thing
blot on landscape
blot on the landscape
mark
blotch
excrescency
pockmark
mar
fault
abomination
spectacle
terrible sight
state
flaw
imperfection
grotesque sight
horrible sight
frump
bother
frightful spectacle
nuisance
scarecrow
bruise
scratch
spot
pock
dent
discoloration
chip
speck
smudge
pit
patch
score
notch
cut
nick
gash
streak
incision
speckle
fleck
stain
smear
dot
blur
smirch
trace
fingerprint
impression
fingermark
smut
blaze
stripe
stigma
imprint
marking
birthmark
beauty spot
nodule
lentigo
splodge
brand
zit
tarnish
blackhead
nevus
bug
freckle
macula
impurity
splotch
cicatrix
bloom
mole
wart
line
blister
pimple
maculation
lump
whitehead
hickey
snag
taint
injury
swelling
boil
pustule
damage
papule
wound
whelk
naevus
mottle
eruption
welt
point
contusion
dapple
eyespot
crack
bump
irregularity
pip
abscess
fester
wen
black eye
mutilation
plook
lesion
strawberry mark
acne
pop
blocked pore
break
indentation
trauma
slur
fracture
knot
sore
ecchymosis
abrasion
hole
furuncle
port wine stain
impairment
blain
deformation
tear
wale
gouge
abnormality
dab
unsightliness
growth
rash
infection
tarnishing
crater
kink
distortion
defacing
scrape
snick
contamination
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
rift
laceration
tumour
UK
odium
cyst
disfiguration
indenture
hack
indent
marring
weal
spatter
onus
inflammation
shiner
kerf
graze
comedo
split
daub
bleb
knock
groove
papula
mote
blob
beauty mark
jot
black-and-blue mark
smutch
tumor
US
macule
rough spot
blood
check
stroke
ink
pigmentation
ephelis
haemangioma
ridge
scuff
wheal
whitlow
outgrowth
canker
bloodstain
dimple
hollow
cavity
shame
splash
pepper
caruncle
infamy
discredit
burn
soiling
pinprick
ulcer
vesication
stones
sprinkle
stipple
protuberance
stigmata
dirty mark
pitted scar
mouse
verruca
soiled spot
scab
cicatrice
track
demerit
breakout
mottling
tint
yellowing
bruising
staining
blackening
modicum
iota
whit
fragment
chilblain
gumboil
malformation
misshapenness
bang
angioma
hemangioma
sty
splatter
liver spot
crookedness
blot on the escutcheon
foxing
dirt
boo-boo
skin discoloration
hematoma
twinge
slash
colorwash
scarring
spoiling
black mark
vandalism
age spot
bar sinister
mark of Cain
blot on one's escutcheon
crevice
cleft
fissure
scission
disproportion
contortion
tumescence
corn
mother's mark
pollution
tincture
tinge
touch
contagion
verruga
misproportion
warp
repulsiveness
misshape
malconformation
affliction
sprain
ink spot
uglification
ruin
damaging
vandalizing
US
destruction
splosh
petechia
hurt
stab
harm
sting
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
corruption
hideousness
depravity
unnaturalness
grossness
asymmetry
buckle
unattractiveness
aberration
molecule
dollop
trashing
vandalization
shock
bite
rent
cramp
pang
jag
mill
dint
slit
vandalising
UK
obliteration
graffiti
goober
goophead
more ❯
Noun
▲
Someone or something that is inadequate and made fun of
joke
farce
mockery
sham
laugh
parody
shambles
absurdity
caricature
embarrassment
malarkey
travesty
laughingstock
ridiculousness
shuck
butt of jokes
cartoon
object of derision
simpleton
standing joke
laughing stock
waste of time
figure of fun
object of ridicule
source of amusement
target of derision
target of jokes
Aunt Sally
target
butt
mark
jest
sport
mock
charade
derision
pretence
UK
masquerade
nonsense
fool
excuse
apology
stooge
pretense
US
circus
dupe
goat
piece of futility
spectacle
exhibition
victim
fall guy
fair game
everybody's fool
everybody's target
lampoon
spoof
distortion
send-up
mimicry
burlesque
satire
imitation
takeoff
take-off
put-on
misrepresentation
pasquinade
pantomime
deception
perversion
corruption
poor substitute
skit
ridicule
poor imitation
rib
distorted drawing
pastiche
exaggerated drawing
sendup
lampoonery
apology for
debasement
drawing
sketch
squib
picture
representation
falsification
libel
comic strip
pasticcio
false impression
strip cartoon
funny drawing
political cartoon
revue
peep show
variety show
cabaret
floor show
strip
vaudeville
burly
spectacular
extravaganza
fake
act
play
exaggeration
roast
facade
show
front
excuse for
playacting
guise
semblance
airs
façade
disguise
pose
simulation
pretension
pretentiousness
simulacrum
make-believe
trick
pageant
false display
more ❯
Verb
▲
To bring shame or discredit on
shame
degrade
debase
stain
taint
defame
discredit
dishonour
UK
stigmatise
UK
stigmatize
US
sully
embarrass
humiliate
abase
besmirch
denigrate
smirch
tarnish
belittle
blacken
chasten
cheapen
demean
dishonor
US
foul
humble
lower
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
sink
slander
besmear
disparage
injure
mortify
smear
spot
attaint
blot
defile
deride
derogate
desecrate
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
disregard
disrespect
libel
mock
own
reduce
ridicule
slur
snub
take down
reflect badly on
bring shame on
bring shame upon
drag through the mire
drag through the mud
lose face
put down
give a bad name to
put in a bad light
show up
tar and feather
bring into disrepute
cause to lose face
cut down to size
give a black eye
take down a peg
make someone eat crow
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
vilify
malign
calumniate
traduce
soil
spoil
decry
damage
asperse
censure
bring discredit to
bad-mouth
reproach
blemish
knock
rubbish
devalue
abash
befoul
give a bad name
crush
slag off
do a hatchet job on
speak ill of
rip
blotch
poison
breathe on
deflate
attack
corrupt
muckrake
cast down
sling mud at
fling mud at
do a number on
bring shame to
cast a slur on
discomfit
assail
bring down
rip up and down
bring low
detract
pan
squash
run down
tear down
drag down
downgrade
pervert
debauch
diminish
subdue
brand
vitiate
bemean
undermine
chagrin
slam
spread scandal about
run smear campaign
depreciate
shoot down
prostitute
subvert
warp
blacken the name of
show in a bad light
put to shame
mar
demoralize
US
deprave
deteriorate
lessen
make someone eat humble pie
blister
insult
pollute
blight
demoralise
UK
harm
hurt
break
make a fool of
dirty
profane
canker
demote
expose
smudge
mark
bastardize
US
contaminate
destroy
upset
disconcert
denounce
daub
offend
undervalue
spatter
bastardise
UK
scorch
quash
ruin
confuse
roast
flatten
compromise
prejudice
detract from
vilipend
cast aspersions on
deprecate
discountenance
bring dishonour to
displease
tar
condemn
pull down
lower the status of
damage the reputation of
poor-mouth
make ashamed
revile
settle someone's hash
label
condescend
stoop
deign
muddy
mudsling
weaken
minimize
US
begrime
grime
brutalize
US
pillory
characterize
US
annoy
descend
scorn
slight
brutalise
UK
splash
discolour
UK
vex
impair
class
classify
minimise
UK
splatter
dismay
back-bite
muck
gaum
mire
distain
bemire
confound
contemn
demolish
pooh-pooh
horrify
appal
UK
dis
get dirty
disfigure
speak evil of
characterise
UK
blackguard
affront
dump on
cast a slur
deface
dismiss
cut to the quick
mark out
despoil
trash
belie
make filthy
make dirty
get filthy
reflect negatively
discolor
US
take apart
play down
appall
US
pour scorn on
criticise
UK
have the last laugh on
mess up
waste
cast in a bad light
make lose face
take to pieces
harm the reputation of
get the better of
muddy the reputation of
take the wind out of someone's sails
ravage
criticize
US
blacken the reputation of
depress
adulterate
crawl
badmouth
bedaub
distort
subjugate
dilute
disconsider
disoblige
influence
despise
bestialize
infect
misrepresent
touch
darken
cow
anoint
betray
mongrelize
sling mud
impugn
curb
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
be prejudicial to
reduce the status of
lower in rank
slag
gossip about
tame
vituperate
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
sell out
deform
silence
overcome
squelch
lower in status
let down
be untrue to oneself
beat down
lie about
blacken the character of
villainize
throw mud at
disappoint
soften
discipline
restrain
strike dumb
put away
abandon one's principles
stamp
designate
tag
tell lies about
relegate
pop one's balloon
put one away
make eat dirt
blot one's copybook
afflict
check
repress
run a smear campaign against
crumb
bedraggle
maculate
mess
muss
make mucky
muss up
muck up
knock down
disesteem
cloud
make one feel small
bring down a peg
take to bits
faze
fluster
rattle
nonplus
cast slur on
put zingers on
underestimate
succumb
force to eat humble pie
declass
desensitize
US
dehumanize
US
underrate
do discredit to
put someone to shame
get one's comeuppance
take the wind out
harass
worry
cast a slur upon
shock
outrage
disgust
dehumanise
UK
desensitise
UK
put in your place
trivialize
US
bump
set back
revert
perturb
disdain
treat lightly
ruin the reputation of
bring into disfavour
blemish the reputation of
tarnish the reputation of
be a discredit to
lower oneself
debase oneself
be reduced to
disrate
debase yourself
bust
demean yourself
mark down
lower yourself
reduce to the ranks
be reduced
kick downstairs
demean oneself
blacken someone's name
discompose
damage someone's reputation
destroy someone's credibility
cut down
scoff at
make light of
discount
trash-talk
diss
cry down
do down
sneer at
slate
wither
sicken
repel
revolt
nauseate
minify
sell short
misprize
vanquish
downplay
tinge
rap
abuse
trivialise
UK
dispraise
have a go at
find fault with
look down on
pull apart
write off
clamor against
hold cheap
kiss off
talk down
spurn
hit out at
fault
pick holes in
become a stain of the escutcheon of
become a blot of the escutcheon of
irk
backbite
give offence to
raise eyebrows amongst
blackball
cause raised eyebrows
lampoon
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
irritate
miff
zing
disquiet
chop
insinuate
push
cap
cause to feel small
peeve
put out of countenance
dissatisfy
categorize
US
kick in the teeth
skin alive
blow off
cut up
identify
describe
slap in the face
hit where one lives
wreck
scar
call
categorise
UK
name
flaw
total
blow
undo
bloody
crab
cripple
endamage
crool
disfeature
label negatively
accuse of being
cross up
make useless
be a blot on the landscape
devastate
plunder
screw up
depredate
sack
pillage
smash
put a damper on
desolate
spoliate
animalize
lead astray
violate
devaluate
make degenerate
embitter
marginalize
US
blaspheme
marginalise
UK
treat with disrespect
misuse
decrease
attenuate
understate
manipulate
bash
laugh off
laugh at
vandalize
US
treat sacrilegiously
flame
vandalise
UK
commit sacrilege
curse
speak badly of
pull to pieces
seduce
twist
unsettle
misemploy
debilitate
bend
skew
misapply
colour
UK
bias
alloy
squander
sell
sacrifice
turn
subordinate
jaundice
worsen
reduce in value
speckle
devalorize
sour
rot
color
US
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
reduce in quality
harden
blast
go bad
inflict
consume
rust
criticize unfairly
go to hell
live in the gutter
sneer
undercut
sabotage
destabilize
US
toughen
corrode
envenom
spread lies about
bad mouth
give black eye
sully the reputation of
rip up
put hooks in
tear into
cut
ulcer
sore
scourge
provoke
case-harden
inure
nose dive
set a bad example
destabilise
UK
aggravate
drop
hoodoo
swear
vice
cuss
voodoo
darn
wound
dispirit
defeat
coarsen
waste away
axe
UK
slash
taunt
overwhelm
enfeeble
overpower
ax
US
dip
slow
make callous
make unfeeling
slap
alter
do wrong
be evil
talk dirty
commit sin
tease
incapacitate
suppress
sap
devour
keep down
put double whammy on
lace
falsify
automate
robotize
mechanize
US
mechanise
UK
imbrute
automatize
barbarize
impoverish
extinguish
blaspheme against
write down
doctor
putrefy
cook
rout
enervate
sledge
miscall
scuzz up
slang
gird
jeer
scoff
lay waste to
commit sacrilege against
make foul
be rude to
call names
step on one's toes
cause offence to
cut dead
hurt someone's feelings
treat disrespectfully
throw shade
call someone names
interfere with
bring to ruin
cause instability
tinker with
fiddle with
make impure
tamper with
poor mouth
pooh pooh
sour grapes
bring someone to their knees
take a swipe at
shoot full of holes
more ❯
“He had to leave the room so he wouldn't
disgrace
himself while laughing disturbingly like a hyena.”
Verb
▲
To blame or censure
censure
reproach
blame
chasten
condemn
denounce
criticize
US
disparage
derogate
discredit
run down
deprecate
blast
rap
belittle
denigrate
attack
diss
vilify
pillory
depreciate
lambaste
execrate
abuse
flame
detract
deplore
knock
revile
rail against
asperse
slam
trash-talk
discount
excoriate
inveigh against
bad-mouth
dis
anathematize
slate
poor-mouth
dismiss
trash
put down
traduce
carp at
reprehend
reprobate
fulminate against
vilipend
cavil at
minimize
US
diminish
disapprove of
animadvert
opprobriate
snipe at
downgrade
mark down
hit
criticise
UK
play down
pan
calumniate
cry down
kiss off
lower
rail
complain
take swipe at
underestimate
malign
do a hatchet job on
minimise
UK
write off
take away
tear to shreds
cast aspersions on
dump on
hold forth against
tear into
do a number on
come down on
throw stones at
undervalue
devalue
pull to pieces
talk down
underrate
defame
decry
more ❯
“Please send McCully into early retirement and publicly
disgrace
him, for he deeply deserves it!”
Verb
▲
To express disapproval of
reproach
rebuke
reprimand
reprove
chide
scold
censure
criticise
UK
criticize
US
upbraid
admonish
chastise
berate
carpet
castigate
lambaste
lecture
condemn
abuse
blame
blast
discredit
flame
rate
call down
defame
disparage
diss
objurgate
rap
reprehend
trim
baste
denounce
flay
hammer
jaw
keelhaul
lambast
rag
row
score
wig
rake
ream
reprobate
accuse
cavil
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
jawbone
lesson
dress down
tongue-lash
rail against
rail at
take to task
tear into
tell off
give comeuppance
lay on
rant at
remonstrate with
bawl out
chew out
express disapproval of
find fault with
give a rocket
haul over the coals
pull up
rap someone over the knuckles
tick off
call to task
give someone a rating
give someone a row
give someone a wigging
give someone some stick
have a go at
point the finger at
ream out
tear off a strip
give a talking-to
give someone a dressing-down
give someone an earful
give someone a roasting
give someone a telling-off
give someone a mouthful
give someone a rocket
give someone a rollicking
give the devil
read the riot act
give someone what for
slap someone's wrist
lay into
pitch into
monster
lace into
bollock
let someone have it
give someone hell
give someone a bollocking
rap over the knuckles
slap down
give someone a caning
come down on
blow up
excoriate
send someone away with a flea in their ear
chasten
rake over the coals
vituperate
slate
attack
revile
put on the mat
rail
put down
pummel
US
pillory
pummelled
UK
knock
nag
roast
discipline
slam
give a piece of one's mind
harangue
slag off
bag
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trash
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