Disgrace and Horror

Disgrace

Disgrace noun - The state of having lost the esteem of others.

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Horror and disgrace are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Horror" instead a noun "Disgrace".

Horror noun - The quality of inspiring intense dread or dismay.

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Disgrace and horror are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgrace" instead a noun "Horror".

Nearby Words: horrible, horrid, horrify

best	best disgrace	best horror
complete	complete disgrace	complete horror
alien	alien disgrace	alien horror
utter	utter disgrace	utter horror
Other adjectives: total, extreme, great, abject, absolute, ultimate, major, possible, borderline, eternal, greater.

In Love Me Tonight, while Maurice prepares to leave the chateau in disgrace, the inhabitants (servants included) sing of their horror at discovering that he is not actually royalty: "The Son-of-a-Gun Is Nothing But a Tailor."

Source: "The Hero Sucks" Song

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