Dishonoured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISHONOURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISHONOUR, to deprive of honour, disgrace, also DISHONOR
NOUN:
• a state of shame or disgrace
• violate the chastity of (a woman); rape
• refuse to accept or pay (a cheque or a bill of exchange)
• bring shame or disgrace on
• fail to observe or respect (an agreement or principle)

Words related to DISHONOURED

dishonour13

Words that contain DISHONOURED

undishonoured18

How to use DISHONOURED in a sentence

• She dimly admitted once more, as on several occasions previous to her marriage, that she had dishonoured an ideal.
• Whom had she dishonoured? The white hairs of that worthy, brave old man.
• I told him I should be dishonoured if I accepted Mr.
• It looked pitiable now, for there is but a dishonoured age for a lonely little ring which can never see the finger it was made to span.
• Hereupon the people, full of indignation at finding this kind of punishment dishonoured and turned into ridicule, abolished it entirely.
• There were a dozen in the canvas-walled room, all with their backs to the door, their eyes upon their fallen and dishonoured chief.
• Tyrrel as the most diabolical wretch that had ever dishonoured the human form.
• Many respectable families were dishonoured in the persons of wives, sisters, or daughters, and almost all the towns and villages around became deserted.
• Now are the Trojans defeated and dishonoured and many have lost their lives through my pride.
• The dead husband is not the dishonoured wretch they fancied him, because he was out of their way.
• And we, miserable women! must encourage them to die if we would not have them dishonoured.
• BALTHAZAR What would you say to him should kill this man that hath you so dishonoured? ONAELIA Oh, I would Crown him With thanks, praise, gold and tender of my life.
• It must, however, be remarked, that Moreau had not yet dishonoured himself by taking service in the Russian army, which had come to attack the French under the walls of Dresden.
• But the king considered that he was dishonoured, and that he was held in thraldom by his ministers, whence he soon made fresh efforts to deliver himself.
• I impeach him in the name of all the commons of Great Britain, whose national character he has dishonoured.
• He knew what it would be to be dishonoured, and he knew that under certain circumstances the world would expect him to exert himself in a certain way.
• If she would take my advice, she would leave the bills, and let them be dishonoured.
• Like monkeys that go by among the trees, they found a fruit, and bit it, only to go on and leave it lying, deserted and outraged and dishonoured on the ground.
• He felt himself suddenly an unclean and dishonoured being.
• The Republic of the United States dishonoured herself, and not you, in Albany penitentiary.
• They most of them gave their Opinion, that the Person could not be too severely punished who had thus dishonoured his Master.
• Were we good sons or dutiful daughters? We have both honoured and dishonoured our parents, who, in their turn, had done the same by theirs.
• Then spake Igraine and said, I am a woman and I may not fight, but rather than I should be dishonoured, there would some good man take my quarrel.
• Ideal order as the mind knows it, the mind must strive to realize, or stand dishonoured in its own forum.
• The Boche does not at all like meeting men whose womenfolk he has dishonoured or mutilated, or used as a protection against bullets.
• He fell in love with a young lady of beauty and of good character, but without money, and belonging to a dishonoured family.
• And I mentioned an instance of a gentleman who I thought was not dishonoured by it.
• And in proportion as riches and rich men are honoured in the State, virtue and the virtuous are dishonoured.
• In front of the porch, Sir Launcelot paused and looked, for thereon hung, upside down, dishonoured, the shield of many a good knight whom Sir Launcelot had known.

Similar words containing HONOUR without suffix ed and without prefix dis

honour9 honours10 honoured12 honouree11 honourer11 dishonour13 honourary15 honourees12 honourers12 honouring13 dishonours14 honourable15 honourably18 honourless13 overhonour16 unhonoured14 dishonourer15 overhonours17 dishonourers16 dishonouring17 overhonoured19 dishonourable19 dishonourably22 honourability21 overhonouring20 undishonoured18 honourableness19 honourabilities20

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