disrepute
21disrepute — noun she had brought the family name into disrepute Syn: disgrace, shame, dishonor, infamy, notoriety, ignominy, bad reputation; humiliation, discredit, ill repute, low esteem, opprobrium, obloquy Ant: honor …
22disrepute — [ˌdɪsrɪˈpjuːt] noun bring sb/sth into disrepute formal to cause people to stop respecting someone or something[/ex] …
23disrepute — n. a lack of good reputation or respectability; discredit (esp. fall into disrepute) …
24disrepute — noun Date: 1637 lack or decline of good reputation ; a state of being held in low esteem Synonyms: see disgrace …
25disrepute — dis·re·pute || ‚dɪsrɪ pjuËt n. low regard, disfavor …
26disrepute — [ˌdɪsrɪ pju:t] noun the state of being held in low public esteem …
27disrepute — n. Discredit, dishonor, disgrace, degradation, derogation, abasement, odium, ill repute …
28disrepute — n disgrace, dishonor, ill repute, ignominy, bad name, bad character, ill favor, unpopularity; disfavor, discredit, disesteem, degradation, debasement, abasement; shame, odium, infamy, stigma, brand, stain, blot, slur, taint, shadow …
29disrepute — dis•re•pute [[t]ˌdɪs rɪˈpyut[/t]] n. bad repute; disfavor • Etymology: 1645–55 …
30disrepute — Loss or want of reputation; ill character; disesteem; discredit …