Definition
morally wrong
Pronunciation
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Part of speech
adjective
Synonyms
disgraceful, ignoble, immoral, unethical, unworthy
Antonyms
honorable, noble, right, upright, virtuous
Example sentences
- The dishonorable actions of the soldier led to his discharge.
- She had a low opinion of the dishonorable man who had betrayed his country.
- The dishonorable behavior of the thief made him an outcast.
Usage
The word “dishonorable” is used to describe someone or something that is morally wrong. It is often used to suggest a lack of honor or integrity, and may be seen as being unethical or disgraceful. The word is often used in a negative context, indicating a lack of respect or dignity. A person or thing that is described as “dishonorable” may be seen as being unworthy, disgraceful, or unworthy of trust, and is not necessarily viewed as being a good or honorable thing.
