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Disgraced
Disgraced adjective - Suffering shame.
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Break and disgraced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Break" instead a verb "Disgraced".
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However, the other Ii retainers shoot him as he, cornered, tries to commit honorable suicide, and the deaths of the disgraced retainers are covered up as "illness." Break the Haughty: The Ii clan has a very high opinion of its devotion to the code of Bushido and insistence on Honor Before Reason.
Source: Film / Harakiri
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