Dictionary definition of dishonor

1. The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs brought dishonor to the sport.
2. The organization took swift action to remove the employee who had brought dishonor to their name.
3. The professor's academic misconduct resulted in dishonor within the university community.
4. The musician refused to perform at the event due to concerns about associating with dishonor.
5. The act of disrespecting elders was considered an act of dishonor in their culture.
6. The scandal brought immense dishonor to the company's leadership.
7. She refused to dishonor her principles, even in the face of adversity.
8. The betrayal was a grave dishonor to their longstanding friendship.
9. Resigning in disgrace, he couldn't bear the weight of the dishonor.
10. The dishonor of cheating in the game cast a shadow over his victory.
11. Their lies only served to deepen the dishonor they had brought upon themselves.
12. The court's verdict was a profound dishonor to the accused's family.
13. His dishonorable conduct shocked those who held him in high esteem.
14. She felt a deep sense of dishonor after breaking her promise.
15. The dishonor of plagiarism cost him his academic career.
16. Trying to cover up the truth only added to the dishonor of the situation.
17. His dishonorable intentions were evident in his deceptive actions.
18. To avoid dishonor, she confessed her mistake openly and honestly.
19. The soldier's bravery in battle helped him overcome the dishonor of his past.
20. Despite the dishonor he faced, he vowed to redeem himself through good deeds.
21. The dishonor of embezzlement led to his imprisonment and loss of respect.
22. Her actions brought dishonor not only to herself but also to her family.
23. In the quest for power, he was willing to endure any amount of dishonor.