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discredit, disgrace, invalidate, disprove, demean, dishonour, tell against | damage the reputation of | |
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disgrace, dishonor, shame, dishonour, attaint | bring shame or dishonor upon | |
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dishonor, dishonour | a state of shame or disgrace | |
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dishonor, dishonour | refuse to accept | |
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dishonor, dishonour | lacking honor or integrity | |
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rape, assault, violate, outrage, ravish, dishonor, dishonour, vitiate | force (someone) to have sex against their will |