Synonyms for Dis-honors:

n.
• abasement
- downgrade
- humiliation
• bad name
- bad odor
• black eye
- bad name
- shiner
• blemish
- ZIT
- beauty spot
- birthmark
- blackhead
- blister
- bloom
- blot on the landscape
- blur
- brand
- bruise
- bug
- catch
- chip
- cicatrix
- defacement
- defect
- deformity
- dent
- discoloration
- disfigurement
- eyesore
- fault
- freckle
- hickey
- imperfection
- impurity
- lentigo
- lump
- macula
- maculation
- mark
- mole
- nevus
- nodule
- patch
- pimple
- pock
- pockmark
- scar
- second
- sight
- snag
- speck
- speckle
- spot
- stigma
- vice
- wart
- whitehead
• contempt
- Insignificancy
• degradation
- debasement
- decadence
- decline
- degeneracy
- degeneration
- demotion
- derogation
- deterioration
- downgrading
- evil
- mortification
- perversion
- reduction
• disfavor
- aversion
- disapprobation
- disapproval
- disinclination
- displeasure
- disregard
- disrespect
- dissatisfaction
- distaste
- distrust
- doghouse
- indisposition
- mistrust
- thumbs down
- unpopularity
• disgrace
- Ingloriousness
- baseness
- black eye
- comedown
- contempt
- contumely
- corruption
- culpability
- debasing
- defamation
- derision
- disbarment
- humbling
- ill repute
- meanness
- pollution
- prostitution
- put-down
- scorn
- turpitude
- venality
• dishonor
- abasement
- abuse
- affront
- blame
- degradation
- discourtesy
- discredit
- disesteem
- disfavor
- disgrace
- disrepute
- ignominy
- indignity
- infamy
- insult
- obloquy
- odium
- offense
- opprobrium
- outrage
- reproach
- scandal
- slight
• disrespect
- Insolency
- Unmannerliness
- boldness
- coarseness
- flippancy
- hardihood
- impertinence
- impiety
- impoliteness
- impudence
- incivility
- insolence
- insolentness
- irreverence
- lack of respect
- sacrilege
• guilt
- Malefaction
- Peccability
- answerability
- blameworthiness
- contrition
- crime
- criminality
- delinquency
- dereliction
- error
- failing
- indiscretion
- iniquity
- lapse
- liability
- malfeasance
- malpractice
- misbehavior
- misconduct
- misstep
- onus
- penitence
- regret
- remorse
- responsibility
- self-condemnation
- self-reproach
- sin
- sinfulness
- slip
- solecism
- transgression
- wickedness
- wrong
• humiliation
- comeuppance
- condescension
- confusion
- discomfiture
- loss of face
- mental pain
- resignation
- self-abasement
- submission
- submissiveness
• ignominiousness
- disgracefulness
- dishonorableness
- disreputability
- disreputableness
- shamefulness
• indignity
- backhanded compliment
- grievance
- injury
- injustice
- slap
- take-down
- taunt
• infamy
- abomination
- atrocity
- enormity
- immorality
- impropriety
- notoriety
- notoriousness
- outrageousness
- villainy
• mortification
- embarrassment
• notoriety
- Fame
- ballyhoo
- celebrity
- center stage
- flak
- ink
- name
- renown
- rep
- splash
- spotlight
- wise
- Ã©clat
• notoriousness
- Infamousness
• opprobrium
- loss of honor
• scandal
- Backbiting
- Eavesdropping
- aspersion
- backstabbing
- belittlement
- calumny
- depreciation
- detraction
- dirty linen
- disparagement
- dynamite
- gossip
- hearsay
- idle rumor
- mud
- rumor
- scorcher
- skeleton in closet
- tale
- talk
- wrongdoing
• shame
- Pudency
- abashment
- bad conscience
- compunction
- discomposure
- guilt
- irritation
- pang
- self-disgust
- self-reproof
- shamefacedness
- skeleton in the cupboard
- stupefaction
- treachery
• shamefulness
- ignominiousness
• stain
- color
- drip
- dye
- ink spot
- mottle
- sinister
- spatter
- splotch
- tint
• stigma
- bar sinister
- besmirchment
- black mark
- imputation
- lost face
• taint
- contagion
- flaw
- infection
• violation
- Defacing
- assault
- blasphemy
- desecration
- destruction
- devastation
- invasion
- mistreatment
- profanation
- rapine
- ravishment
- spoliation
v.
• abase
- belittle
- degrade
- demean
- diminish
- dishonor
- humble
- humiliate
- lower
- mortify
- reduce
- shame
• blacken
- asperse
- attack
- bad-mouth
- blotch
- calumniate
- decry
- denigrate
- do a number on
- knock
- malign
- rip
- rip up and down
- slur
- smudge
- stain
- taint
- tarnish
- traduce
- vilify
• compromise
- blight
- cop out
- embarrass
- endanger
- explode
- expose
- give in
- hazard
- imperil
- implicate
- jeopardize
- mar
- menace
- peril
- prejudice
- put under suspicion
- risk
- ruin
- sell out
- spoil
- weaken
• corrupt
- adulterate
- animalize
- bastardize
- blemish
- bribe
- contaminate
- damage
- decay
- decompose
- deface
- deform
- demoralize
- deprave
- depreciate
- despoil
- disfigure
- fix
- grease palm
- harm
- hurt
- ill-treat
- impair
- infect
- injure
- lure
- maltreat
- mistreat
- misuse
- pull down
- putrefy
- ravage
- rot
- square
- suborn
- subvert
- undermine
- violate
- vitiate
- warp
- waste
• debase
- Bemean
- cast down
- cheapen
- cripple
- debilitate
- devaluate
- devalue
- disable
- drag down
- dump on
- enfeeble
- fluff off
- put away
- put down
- sap
- shoot down
- sink
- take down
- take down a peg
• defame
- belie
- besmirch
- blacken
- cast aspersions on
- cast slur on
- detract
- disparage
- pan
- put zingers on
- roast
- scandalize
- scorch
- slam
- smear
- speak evil of
- stigmatize
- throw mud at
- villainize
- vituperate
• default
- Welch
- bilk
- defraud
- evade
- fail
- leave town
- meet under arch
- neglect
- put on the cuff
- rat
- repudiate
- run out on
- see in the alley
- shirk
- skate
- skip
- skip out on
- stiff
- swindle
- welsh
• defile
- befoul
- deflower
- desecrate
- dirty
- discolor
- maculate
- make foul
- mess up
- molest
- muck up
- pollute
- profane
- rape
- ravish
- scuzz up
- seduce
- soil
- tar
- trash
• degrade
- Declass
- bench
- break
- bump
- bust
- canker
- cut down to size
- degenerate
- demote
- depose
- derogate
- deteriorate
- disbar
- lessen
- mudsling
- pervert
- rule out
- run down
- tear down
• desecrate
- Depredate
- Spoliate
- blaspheme
- commit sacrilege
- desolate
- devastate
- devour
- pillage
- prostitute
- sack
• discredit
- blow up
- bring into disrepute
- bring to naught
- censure
- destroy
- disprove
- frown upon
- knock bottom out of
- poke full of holes
- pooh-pooh
- puncture
- shoot
- show up
- take rug out from under
• disgrace
- depress
- deride
- expel
- lose face
- mock
- ridicule
- snub
- tar and feather
• dishonor
- abase
- attaint
- blot
- corrupt
- debase
- debauch
- defame
- defile
- disconsider
- disoblige
- give a black eye
- libel
- make lose face
- reflect on
- slander
- sully
• fail
- be cleaned out
- be in arrears
- be ruined
- be taken to the cleaners
- become insolvent
- close
- close down
- close one's doors
- crash
- defalcate
- default
- drop
- drop a bundle
- end
- finish
- fold
- go bankrupt
- go belly up
- go broke
- go bust
- go into chapter 11
- go out of business
- go to the wall
- go under
- go up
- lose big
- lose one's shirt
- overdraw
- terminate
• humiliate
- abash
- base
- bring down
- bring low
- chagrin
- chasten
- confound
- confuse
- conquer
- crush
- deny
- discomfit
- discountenance
- downplay
- make a fool of
- make ashamed
- play down
- put out of countenance
- put to shame
- squash
- subdue
- vanquish
- wither
• insult
- aggravate
- annoy
- curse
- cut to the quick
- flout
- gird
- irritate
- jeer
- provoke
- revile
- scoff
- sneer
- step on one's toes
- tease
- underestimate
- vex
• pollute
- alloy
- foul
- make filthy
- poison
• repudiate
- Disacknowledge
- abandon
- abjure
- apostatize
- banish
- be against
- break with
- cast
- cast off
- cut off
- demur
- desert
- disapprove
- disavow
- discard
- disclaim
- disinherit
- dismiss
- disown
- dump
- flush
- fly in the face of
- forsake
- nix
- oust
- recant
- refuse
- renounce
- repeal
- reprobate
- rescind
- retract
- reverse
- revoke
- spurn
- tergiversate
- tergiverse
- turn
- turn down
- wash one's hands of
• scandalize
- appall
- blackball
- blackguard
- condemn
- deprecate
- disgust
- displease
- lampoon
- shock
• shame
- disconcert
• slander
- HIT
- assail
- backbite
- blacken name
- cast a slur on
- give a bad name
- muckrake
- plaster
- run smear campaign
- sling mud
- smirch
- strumpet
• smirch
- besmear
- bespatter
- country
• sully
- drag through the mud
- make unclean
• taint
- break down
- cast a slur
- cloud
- cook
- crud up
- crumble
- cut
- disintegrate
- doctor
- muddy
- spike
- water
- water down
• wrong
- aggrieve
- cheat
- impose upon
- misrepresent
- offend
- oppress
- persecute
- take advantage of

What are the hypernyms for Dis-honors?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
censure, disgrace, dishonour, humiliation, reprimand.

What are the opposite words for dis-honors?

The word "dis-honors" refers to a lack of respect or esteem for someone or something. Some antonyms for "dis-honors" include respect, honor, esteem, dignity, and reverence. To show respect means to hold someone in high regard, to honor them means to show admiration and respect, and to show dignity means to treat someone with grace and respect. These antonyms are essential to promote a positive and healthy atmosphere of trust, understanding, and unity among individuals. By showing respect and honoring each other, we can build strong relationships and work together toward common goals with dignity and grace.

What are the antonyms for Dis-honors?

n.
• abasement
- elevation
• blemish
- adornment
- advantage
- beauty
- benefit
- blank
- clarity
- cleanliness
- decoration
- embellishment
- ornament
- perfection
- strength
• contempt
- admiration
- affection
- approbation
- endorsement
- love
- sanction
• degradation
- improvement
- morality
- promotion
• disfavor
- belief
- certainty
- confidence
- desire
- faith
- like
- pleasure
- satisfaction
• disgrace
- adulation
- boon
- exaltation
- flattery
- goodness
- purification
- virtue
• dishonor
- approval
- commendation
- compliment
- credit
- dignity
- esteem
- happiness
- honor
- praise
- regard
- respect
• disrespect
- civility
- courtesy
- humility
- manners
- politeness
- reverence
• guilt
- behavior
- blessing
- correction
- good
- innocence
- irresponsibility
- kindness
- obedience
- pride
- right
- success
• humiliation
- glorification
- resistance
- triumph
• infamy
- righteousness
• notoriety
- obscurity
• scandal
- good deed
• shame
- meanness
• violation
- building
- construction
- creation
- observance
- piety
v.
• abase
- build up
- cherish
- elevate
- enhance
- expand
- extend
- extol
- flatter
- grow
- increase
- laud
- promote
- raise
- value
• blacken
- bleach
- lighten
- whiten
• compromise
- aid
- comfort
- contest
- differ
- disagree
- dispute
- dissent
- guard
- help
- protect
- quarrel
- save
• corrupt
- adorn
- approve
- assist
- beautify
- better
- bless
- boost
- build
- chasten
- commend
- cure
- decorate
- develop
- embellish
- favor
- flourish
- heal
- ignore
- mend
- neglect
- obey
- please
- preserve
- repair
- strengthen
- treat well
• debase
- clear
- enable
- invigorate
- rise
• default
- DO
- accomplish
- achieve
- complete
- face
- finish
- give
- meet
- pay
- succeed
• defile
- clease
- disenchant
- hallow
- sanctify
- sterilize
- turn off
• degrade
- admire
- enlarge
- fix
• desecrate
- construct
• discredit
- believe
- create
- trust
• disgrace
- tell truth
- welcome
• dishonor
- clean
- cleanse
- dignify
- exalt
- improve
- purify
- upgrade
• fail
- bear
- begin
- capture
- commence
- continue
- deliver
- earn
- gain
- merit
- obtain
- procure
- prosper
- reach
- start
- win
• humiliate
- agree
- allow
- encourage
- fail
- lose
- release
- surrender
- yield
• insult
- appease
- delight
- make happy
- mollify
- soothe
• repudiate
- accept
- acknowledge
- admit
- consent
- emphasize
- enforce
- go along
- grant
- hold
- keep
- retain
• scandalize
- applaud
- impress
• shame
- be proud
• slander
- glorify
• taint
- clarify
- combine
- put together
- unite
• wrong
- sympathize

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