other words for disgraced
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These activities are a disgrace & quite honestly un-American.
Few thought of going to bed — they spent the night in gazing on the fires, and lamenting the disgrace of the city.
The lack of paid sick leave for essential workers is a national disgrace.
When Nixon ran for the presidency in 1968, he was elected and then reelected in 1972, before resigning in disgrace in 1974.
He had not disgraced himself, and no friend or tradesman was the poorer for his rashness.
He seems to think, poor man, that the odour has disgraced his boat.
How could she, a girl of seventeen, sympathise with the ladies who graced or disgraced the court at that day?
"I would rather see her dead than in a situation which disgraced her noble name," answered the countess, violently.
The Spanish Inquisitors have been regarded as the most unnatural monsters who ever disgraced the history of mankind.
I know I have disgraced the family, but I shall never understand why riding with the peddler should do this.
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