disgracer

Meanings

• A person who shames or dishonors another.

  - "John was a disgracer, constantly making fun of others behind their backs."
  - "Sarah's boyfriend was a disgracer, regularly cheating on her and then apologizing with empty promises."

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Rhymes

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disgrace , grace , praise , blaze , frazzle

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Homophones

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1. disgracer (en) : A person who shames or dishonors another.
   

2. racer (en) : A person who operates a vehicle, especially a car, at high speed.
   

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Variants

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disgrace , disgraced , disgracer , disgracers , disgraces , disgracing

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Forms

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{"term"=>"disgraceful", "definition"=>"Adjective: characterized by or exhibiting behavior that is shaming or dishonoring to oneself or others.", "synonyms"=>["shameful", "dishonorable", "ignominious", "infamous", "disreputable"], "antonyms"=>["honorable", "reputable", "dignified", "esteemed", "exalted"]}

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Etymology

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The word 'disgracer' is derived from the Latin word 'disgracare', which means 'to shame or bring disgrace upon'.

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Trivia

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1. The longest recorded disgrace involved a man named Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, who was born in 1694. Poquelin became a successful actor, but he was also known for his scandalous behavior. In 1715, Poquelin was involved in a brawl at a tavern, during which he was allegedly disrobed and publicly humiliated. Poquelin later claimed that the disgrace was orchestrated by his rivals in the acting world, but there is no definitive evidence to support this claim. Regardless of the truth behind the disgrace, it is clear that Jean-Baptiste Poquelin's scandalous behavior made a lasting impact on the world of theatre.

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Related Concepts

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1. shame:

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Culture

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In various cultures, the concept of a 'disgracer' is closely related to concepts such as 'shame', 'dishonor', and 'reputation'. In many cultures, the act of dishonoring or shaming another person is considered a serious breach of social norms and can result in significant consequences for both the person who dishonored or shamed another and the person who was dishonored or shamed.

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