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Definitions from the WebAntonym of ReputationDefinition:An antonym of reputation refers to the opposite or contrasting concept to reputation. It conveys the notion of a lack of standing, recognition, or positive regard. Possible Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:Noun:Disrepute: The state of being held in low esteem or lacking a good reputation. Example sentence: The scandalous revelations about his personal life brought him into disrepute. Infamy: The state of being famous for negative reasons, characterized by a reputation of evil or disgrace. Example sentence: The criminal gained infamy for his heinous acts. Dishonor: A state of having lost respect or esteem in the eyes of others. Example sentence: His dishonor led to his exclusion from the prestigious society. Verb:Discredit: To harm someone's or something's reputation, thereby causing others to doubt, question, or lose trust. Example sentence: The false allegations were intended to discredit her opponent during the election. Disgrace: To bring shame or dishonor upon oneself or someone/something else. Example sentence: His irresponsible behavior disgraced his family's name. Shame: To cause someone or something to feel guilt, embarrassment, or humiliation. Example sentence: The rude comments shamed her into silence. Adjective:Disreputable: Having a bad reputation or being perceived as dishonest, unreliable, or untrustworthy. Example sentence: He avoided doing business with the disreputable company. Infamous: Well-known for an evil or morally reprehensible action, often associated with notoriety or being notorious. Example sentence: The city's infamous gangster was finally apprehended by the authorities. Ignominious: Describing an action or situation that leads to public shame, disgrace, or humiliation. Example sentence: His ignominious defeat in the championship match devastated him. Adverb:Disreputably: In a manner that reflects badly on one's reputation or is deemed untrustworthy or disreputable. Example sentence: The company operated disreputably, consistently defrauding its customers. Shamefully: In a manner that causes or evokes feelings of shame, guilt, or humiliation. Example sentence: The politician shamefully lied to the public about his involvement in the scandal. Related Products: | ||||
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