dishonorable
word
Definition
Describing actions or behavior that cause a loss of honor or respect, often because they are dishonest or morally wrong.
Usage & Nuances
Formal or strong; used to judge actions as morally wrong or bringing shame. Often appears in contexts of trust, reputation, or violation of expectations. Common with nouns like 'behavior', 'action', or 'conduct'. Not casual or everyday language.
Spanish: deshonroso - indignoPortuguese (BR): desonroso - indignoPortuguese (PT): desonroso - indignoChinese (Simplified): 不光彩的 - 可耻的Chinese (Traditional): 不光彩的 - 可恥的Hindi: अपमानजनक - नीचArabic: مخزٍ - غير مشرف
Example Sentences
It is dishonorable to lie to your friends.
basic
Stealing is always considered dishonorable.
basic
Cheating on a test is a dishonorable act.
basic
He was removed from the club for his dishonorable behavior.
natural
Calling someone names behind their back is pretty dishonorable.
natural
Nobody wanted to be seen with someone who did something so dishonorable.
natural