Disgraced
Disgraced adjective - Suffering shame.
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Fallen and disgraced are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fallen" instead an adjective "Disgraced".
Fallen
Fallen adjective - No longer living.
Disgraced and fallen are semantically related in dishonoured topic. Sometimes you can use "Disgraced" instead an adjective "Fallen".
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Fallen Hero: It's unsubtly implied that most of Arius's American henchmen are made up of former, possibly all disgraced U.S.
Source: Film / Commando -
Impoverished Patrician: Kaisar, who was born from an old knight family that had fallen on hard times after his father was disgraced.
Source: Anime / Rage of Bahamut: Genesis -
His companions were equally disgraced or discredited before their success made them the kind of heroes Bevelle had to paper over its differences with: Braska: A fallen Summoner, a man from Zanarkand, and a warrior monk, doomed to obscurity for refusing the hand of the priest's daughter.
Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy X
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