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Dishonour

usgb/dɪsˈɑːnər/Volume
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Family Ties

Often used in contexts involving family honor, where an individual's actions affect family reputation.

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After the scandal, he was said to have brought dishonour to his lineage.
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Cultural Sensitivity

Sensitive in some cultures where honor is highly valued; use with awareness of cultural norms.

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In many cultures, dishonour is a serious accusation that can affect social standing.
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Emotional Weight

Carries an emotional weight, implying deep disappointment and loss of respect.

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The athlete's dishonesty brought dishonour and sadness to his fans.
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