dishonor 音标拼音: [dɪs'ɑnɚ]
n . 不名誉
vt . 玷辱,使蒙羞
不名誉玷辱,使蒙羞
dishonor n 1 :
a state of shame or disgrace ; "
he was resigned to a life of dishonor " [
synonym : {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }] [
ant : {
honor },
{
honour }, {
laurels }]
2 :
lacking honor or integrity [
synonym : {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }]
[
ant : {
honor }, {
honour }]
v 1 :
bring shame or dishonor upon ; "
he dishonored his family by committing a serious crime " [
synonym : {
dishonor }, {
disgrace },
{
dishonour }, {
attaint }, {
shame }] [
ant : {
honor }, {
honour },
{
reward }]
2 :
force (
someone )
to have sex against their will ; "
The woman was raped on her way home at night " [
synonym : {
rape }, {
ravish },
{
violate }, {
assault }, {
dishonor }, {
dishonour }, {
outrage }]
3 :
refuse to accept ; "
dishonor checks and drafts " [
synonym :
{
dishonor }, {
dishonour }] [
ant : {
honor }, {
honour }]
Dishonor \
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p . {
Dishonored }
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n .
{
Dishonoring }.] [
OE .
deshonouren ,
F .
d ['
e ]
shonorer ;
pref .
d ['
e ]
s - (
L .
dis -)
honorer to honor ,
fr .
L .
honorare .
See {
Honor },
v .
t .] [
Written also {
dishonour }.]
1 .
To deprive of honor ;
to disgrace ;
to bring reproach or shame on ;
to treat with indignity ,
or as unworthy in the sight of others ;
to stain the character of ;
to lessen the reputation of ;
as ,
the duelist dishonors himself to maintain his honor .
[
1913 Webster ]
Nothing . . .
that may dishonor Our law ,
or stain my vow of Nazarite . --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To violate the chastity of ;
to debauch . --
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
To refuse or decline to accept or pay ; --
said of a bill ,
check ,
note ,
or draft which is due or presented ;
as ,
to dishonor a bill exchange .
Syn :
To disgrace ;
shame ;
debase ;
degrade ;
lower ;
humble ;
humiliate ;
debauch ;
pollute .
[
1913 Webster ]
Dishonor \
Dis *
hon "
or \ (
d [
i ^]
s *[
o ^]
n "[~
e ]
r or d [
i ^]
z *[
o ^]
n "[~
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r ),
n . [
OE .
deshonour ,
dishonour ,
OF .
deshonor ,
deshonur ,
F .
d ['
e ]
shonneur ;
pref .
des - (
L .
dis -)
honor ,
honur ,
F .
honneur ,
fr .
L .
honor .
See {
Honor }.]
[
Written also {
dishonour }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
Lack of honor ;
disgrace ;
ignominy ;
shame ;
reproach .
[
1913 Webster ]
It was not meet for us to see the king '
s dishonor .
--
Ezra iv .
14 .
[
1913 Webster ]
His honor rooted in dishonor stood . --
Tennyson .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Law )
The nonpayment or nonacceptance of commercial paper by the party on whom it is drawn .
Syn :
Disgrace ;
ignominy ;
shame ;
censure ;
reproach ;
opprobrium .
[
1913 Webster ]
145 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dishonor ":
abase ,
abuse ,
affront ,
aspersion ,
bad character ,
bad debt ,
bad name ,
bad odor ,
bad report ,
bad reputation ,
bad repute ,
belittlement ,
black mark ,
blemish ,
blot ,
bring into discredit ,
bring low ,
bring shame upon ,
call names ,
cast reproach upon ,
commit sacrilege ,
corruptedness ,
corruption ,
corruptness ,
criminality ,
crookedness ,
debase ,
debauch ,
defamation ,
default ,
defection ,
defile ,
deflower ,
defrock ,
degrade ,
delinquence ,
delinquency ,
denigration ,
deplume ,
depreciation ,
derogation ,
desecrate ,
detraction ,
deviousness ,
disallow ,
disapprobation ,
discourtesy ,
discredit ,
disesteem ,
disfavor ,
disgrace ,
dishonesty ,
dishonoring ,
disoblige ,
disparagement ,
displume ,
disrepute ,
disrespect ,
disrespectfulness ,
dump on ,
evasiveness ,
evil repute ,
feloniousness ,
fleer at ,
flout ,
fraudulence ,
fraudulency ,
gibe at ,
give offense to ,
humble ,
humiliate ,
hurl a brickbat ,
ignominy ,
ill fame ,
ill repute ,
ill -
favor ,
improbity ,
impudence ,
impute shame to ,
indignity ,
indirection ,
infamy ,
injure ,
insolence ,
insult ,
irreverence ,
jeer at ,
jibe at ,
lack of respect ,
levant ,
libel ,
mock ,
mortify ,
nondischarge of debts ,
nonpayment ,
nonremittal ,
not pay ,
obloquy ,
odium ,
offend ,
opprobrium ,
outrage ,
pillory ,
poor reputation ,
profane ,
protest ,
protested bill ,
public dishonor ,
put down ,
put to shame ,
rape ,
ravish ,
reflect discredit upon ,
refuse to pay ,
reproach ,
repudiate ,
repudiation ,
ridicule ,
scoff at ,
seduce ,
shadiness ,
shady reputation ,
shame ,
shiftiness ,
slander ,
slight ,
slipperiness ,
slur ,
smear ,
smirch ,
stop payment ,
taunt ,
treat with indignity ,
trickiness ,
uncollectible ,
unconscientiousness ,
underhandedness ,
unfrock ,
unsavoriness ,
unsavory reputation ,
unscrupulousness ,
unstraightforwardness ,
violate ,
vitiate ,
welsh
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