Disgraceful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISGRACEFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• bringing or involving disgrace
• shockingly unacceptable
• Bringing disgrace; causing shame; shameful; dishonorable; unbecoming; as, profaneness is disgraceful to a man.
• giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation
• (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame

Words related to DISGRACEFUL

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How to use DISGRACEFUL in a sentence

• He saw that the people were degenerate, faithless, and stained with atrocities as disgraceful as those of the Turks themselves.
• The life of the regent was a perpetual scandal, especially in his heartless treatment of women, and the disgraceful revels in which he indulged.
• Rivers were passed, towns taken, and provinces overrun with a rapidity much less honorable to France than disgraceful to Holland.
• Thou couldst not enjoy a triumph so disgraceful to thy wicked pride, as well as to humanity.
• Did you see the way Kinross got under way? It was disgraceful.
• In the combat there were both conspicuous exploits of valor and disgraceful scenes of cowardice.
• Narses did not long continue on the throne after the conclusion of this disgraceful, though, it may be, necessary, treaty.
• The XXIst and XXth Dynasties preceded the Libyans, and here, in a disgraceful period of corrupt government, a series of so-called native kings are met with.
• TO give up the cause of an innocent, injured friend, if the popular cry happens to be against him, is the most disgraceful weakness.
• But Ulysses only stood in sorrow and anger beside his ship, and never put hand to it, for he felt how disgraceful it was to run away.
• And now he trembled violently with fear for his discovery, and horror at his disgraceful condition.
• If I wear an old cloak, it looks shabby and disgraceful, as it is.
• But here in his book-room they would be disgraceful.
• But they were competent to withdraw their countenance from it, when it was found to be immoral, and injurious, and disgraceful to the state.
• It is the pretence of it, for base purposes, which is disgraceful.
• She existed, passively and silently, the unremonstrating victim of his disgraceful violence.
• It was disgraceful that he should speak thus of the leader who had been the source of all our fame and given us such an experience as no men have ever enjoyed.
• Everyone knows that he is not disagreeable or disgraceful, but a gentleman of the old school who is on excellent social terms with his antagonists.
• We think the conviction of these Indians is an act of cruelty and oppression, disgraceful to the Commonwealth.
• This is, of course, a very different story from the disgraceful tale alluded to above.

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