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tarnish

[tahr-nish] / ˈtɑr nɪʃ /


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But only the most audacious investors will commit capital to aggressors with such a tarnished global standing.

From Barron's

But only the most audacious investors will commit capital to aggressors with such a tarnished global standing.

From Barron's

“It was a disservice. It lacked integrity. It tarnished the badge. It was wrong,” Moore said of Palka.

From Los Angeles Times

After the theft, he said the community had been "really disappointed" that the incident might tarnish the village's reputation, but their response to request for more help had been "amazing".

From BBC

Mistakes and missed chances will sum-up this failed Chiefs season, and in some eyes it will tarnish the previously almost flawless Mahomes legacy.

From BBC