Disgrace and Villain

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

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

Villain noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.

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Disgrace and villain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disgrace" instead a noun "Villain".

Nearby Words: villainous, villainy

complete	complete disgrace	complete villain
alien	alien disgrace	alien villain
poor	poor disgrace	poor villain
big	big disgrace	big villain
Other adjectives: great, ultimate, major, greater, last.

Sarousch in the DTV sequel is considered an obnoxious disgrace to the Disney Villains brand, especially by the (numerous) fans of Claude Frollo, the first film's Knight Templar villain.

Source: The Scrappy / Animated Film
If the villain is planning to disgrace the king, Hypnotize the Princess and rule the kingdom, he will accomplish the first two before The Hero stops him.

Source: You Can't Thwart Stage One
If they meet, they will have the same reaction every time: the other villain is a disgrace to villainy's good name (or bad name, or...you know what we mean).

Source: Eviler Than Thou

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