1. having lost or been deprived of honour, respect, or good reputation

1. past tense and past participle of dishonour; to treat with disrespect or cause to lose honour
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'dishonored'

Examples

• The athlete felt dishonoured after being caught cheating.
• His actions dishonoured the family name.
• She refused to be associated with the dishonoured politician.
• The team was dishonoured by the scandal.
• He dishonoured his oath by breaking his promise.
• The dishonoured soldier was stripped of his rank.
• They dishonoured the memory of their ancestors through their behaviour.