Disgrace
Disgrace noun - The state of having lost the esteem of others.
Note
Note noun - Overall quality as seen or judged by people in general.
Usage example: a writer of note among readers of modern poetry
How words are described
| similar | similar disgrace | similar note |
| personal | personal disgrace | personal note |
| further | further disgrace | further note |
| last | last disgrace | last note |
Common collocations
| name | disgrace name | note name |
Both words in one sentence
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Note that in this setting a lich is an omnicidal manifestation of supercharged necromancy and becoming one is a disgrace.
Source: Came Back Wrong -
Her protegee, Adrian, begins seeing Juan to get close to him to find the note and burn it to save her further disgrace.
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The film's tagline is even "A Disgrace to Criminals Everywhere." However, special note has got to be given to Dean and Gary, who are instructed by Barry the Baptist to retrieve antique shotguns from an estate home and keep anything else they can carry for themselves.
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