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disgraced [dɪsˈgreɪst] ADJ

disgraced

I . disgrace [dɪsˈgreɪs] SUBST no plur

1. disgrace (loss of honour):

2. disgrace (shameful thing or person):

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Upon his return, he found his family disgraced and dispossessed.
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With her honor disgraced, she will have very few other options for marriage.
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The horses are now wearied, however; and the doctor, disgraced, finds himself crawling slowly through the wasteland of snow men.
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Embarrassment is feeling disgraced while in the public eye.
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He and his commanding officer were accused of being counter-revolutionaries, disgraced, and then, in 1794, restored to rank.
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They have been fined, imprisoned and publicly disgraced for offences of which they are not guilty.
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It means that an employee could be discharged and disgraced on the basis of anonymous allegations without the slightest opportunity to defend himself.
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The disgraced soldiers came from the front line.
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The now disgraced traveller is immediately ostracized from the company he had been enjoying and has no choice but to flee the town in disgrace.
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Disgraced, he chose not to stand in the general election of 2005, and effectively retired from politics.
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