Disgrace and Villainy

Disgrace

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

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

Villainy noun - That which is morally unacceptable.

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Disgrace and villainy are semantically related in wickedness topic. Sometimes you can use "Disgrace" instead a noun "Villainy".

Nearby Words: villain, villainous

public	public disgrace	public villainy
complete	complete disgrace	complete villainy
extreme	extreme disgrace	extreme villainy
great	great disgrace	great villainy
Other adjectives: major, further, greater, subsequent.

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
Offscreen Moment of Awesome / Offstage Villainy: Deciding that her relationship with Homer is "a disgrace to the town", the local women convince the local Baptist minister to visit Emily and set her straight.

Source: Literature / A Rose for Emily

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