1. having lost respect or reputation; disgraced

1. past tense of dishonor; brought shame or disgrace upon
2. past tense of dishonor; failed to pay or accept a check or bill
Usage: financial

Examples

• The dishonored politician resigned from office.
• She felt dishonored by the false accusations.
• The family name was dishonored by his actions.
• He dishonored his promise to help them.
• The bank dishonored the check due to insufficient funds.
• The dishonored soldier lost his rank and medals.
• They dishonored the treaty by breaking its terms.