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3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disrepute' in a Sentence

"Poor reputation or low esteem; a state of being held in low regard or disfavor, often preceded by "in" or "into."" more

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The student's habit of cheating on tests brought his academic reputation into disrepute.
The old library, with its torn books and dusty shelves, fell into disrepute.
The broken playground equipment brought the park into disrepute among the children.

Disrepute

dis-ri-pyoot
nounPoor reputation or low esteem; a state of being held in low regard or disfavor, often preceded by "in" or "into."
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Last Updated On: June 29, 2024
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