dishonorer

One who disgraces

One who dishonors—brings shame or disgrace upon someone or something.

A dishonorer of treaties breaks agreements.

A dishonorer of graves desecrates them.

The word appears most often in formal or literary contexts: He was branded a dishonorer of his family's name.

disgrace

shame

Painful awareness of failure

stigma · humiliation · degradation · disrepute · discredit · tarnish · blemish · opprobrium · abasement · disgrace

betrayal

traitor

One who betrays allegiance

turncoat · renegade · apostate · deceiver · Judas · quisling · informant · collaborator · rat · perjurer

violator

defiler

One who corrupts purity

molester · ravisher · corrupter · polluter · transgressor · trespasser · vandal · sacrilege · desecrater · degrader

contempt

scorn

Hostile dismissive feeling

derision · sneer · disregard · insult · slight · affront · indignity · humiliator · belittler · scorner

defamation

slanderer

One who defames

denigration · calumny · aspersion · detractor · maligner · mudslinger · traducer · backbiter · gossipmonger · rumormonger

Opposites
honor and reputation

dishonorervindicator

One who justifies

glorifier · champion · upholder · exalter · praiser

moral conduct toward others

dishonorerprotector

One who safeguards others

guardian · defender · preserver · savior · redeemer

moral stance toward others

dishonorerrespecter

One who esteems

venerator · reverer · admirer · supporter · uplifter

Phrases
Family

dishonor, dishonorable, dishonored, dishonoring, dishonors, dishonorably

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G