Examples of 'dishonour' in a sentence
Meaning of "dishonour"
Dishonour is the action of bringing shame or disgrace upon someone
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- Shame or disgrace.
- Lack of honour or integrity.
- Failure or refusal of the drawee or intended acceptor of a negotiable instrument, such as a bill of exchange or note, to accept it or, if it is accepted, to pay and retire it.
- To bring disgrace upon someone or something; to shame.
How to use "dishonour" in a sentence
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We will not dishonour them with cowardice.
It can bring me death but not dishonour.
You have brought dishonour to this house.
You dishonour your ancestors with this.
Incapable of assuming the dishonour of what he had done.
You dishonour yourself with such behaviour.
You witness the dishonour in his eyes.
I would not do your sister the dishonour.
Honour and dishonour are the same to him.
You do yourselves and your profession a dishonour.
Your blood would dishonour the sand.
I have grown weary of bearing this dishonour.
I see no dishonour in taking the first step.
I would rather die than dishonour my uniform.
Do not dishonour their memory by taking your own.
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They say girl eloping is dishonour to family.
Fear of dishonour fosters a culture of silence among victims.
Otherwise it can bring dishonour to the family.
You are hidden here because of your dishonour.
Their worship is a dishonour to his blessed name.
You wantonly caused me injury and dishonour.
A duel will dishonour our family.
A day when we pay tribute to her dishonour.
You dishonour my comrades by wearing this.
Let them die in shame and dishonour.
Dishonour will come to the family.
It does nobody any good to dishonour him now.
You dishonour the late king.
I would sooner die than dishonour her.
You will dishonour yourself forever if you do this.
It is your husband who bears the dishonour.
My dishonour landed back in her lap.
A statement of offence means dishonour and ruin.
Dishonour the spirit und the.
I will not let you dishonour promises.
This administration has done us the ultimate dishonour.
I have brought great dishonour on my family.
This is the only solution to avoid dishonour.
We begged him not to dishonour her to let her go.
It is your husband who bares the dishonour.
He brought great dishonour to our cause.
Which will occur to his great dishonour.
You descended in dishonour to procreate a couple with a mortal.
The makers of law themselves dishonour them.
You dishonour this place with your presence.
Your only companions are shame and dishonour.
I will not let you dishonour their memories.
For me the roots of violence are in dishonour.
His dishonour has infected you like a disease.
It is my duty to oppose what would be a dishonour to you.
