DISHONOURABLE as ADJECTIVE

1. Meaning
   • lacking honor or integrity
   • deserving dishonor
   Synonym(s)
   • dishonorable (what does dishonorable mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • dishonorable in thought and deed
   • a dishonorable discharge
   Antonym(s)
   • honorable (what does honorable mean?)
   • honourable (what does honourable mean?)
   Similar To
   • debasing (what does debasing mean?)
   • degrading (what does degrading mean?)
   • shabby (what does shabby mean?)
   • black (what does black mean?)
   • disgraceful (what does disgraceful mean?)
   • ignominious (what does ignominious mean?)
   • inglorious (what does inglorious mean?)
   • opprobrious (what does opprobrious mean?)
   • shameful (what does shameful mean?)
   • unprincipled (what does unprincipled mean?)
   • yellow (what does yellow mean?)
   See Also
   • dishonest (what does dishonest mean?)
   • dishonorable (what does dishonorable mean?)
   • disreputable (what does disreputable mean?)
   • ignoble (what does ignoble mean?)
   • inglorious (what does inglorious mean?)
   • dishonorable (what does dishonorable mean?)
   • unjust (what does unjust mean?)
   • unworthy (what does unworthy mean?)
   Attribute(s)
   • honorableness (what does honorableness mean?)
   • honourableness (what does honourableness mean?)
2. Meaning
   • morally unacceptable
   Synonym(s)
   • dishonorable (what does dishonorable mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • the dishonorable conduct of trusted men
   Similar To
   • ignoble (what does ignoble mean?)
3. Meaning
   • not adhering to ethical or moral principles
   Synonym(s)
   • base (what does base mean?)
   • dishonorable (what does dishonorable mean?)
   • immoral (what does immoral mean?)
   • unethical (what does unethical mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • base and unpatriotic motives
   • a base, degrading way of life
   • cheating is dishonorable
   • they considered colonialism immoral
   • unethical practices in handling public funds
   Similar To
   • wrong (what does wrong mean?)