To dishonour (something).

transitive. To deprive of honour or dignity; to treat with indignity, disrespect, or irreverence. Also reflexive.

to hold no state of: to disregard, have no respect for. Obsolete.

transitive. To deprive of honour; to treat with dishonour or indignity; to violate the honour, respect, or recognition of position due to any one.

To violate or do violence to; to treat unfairly or without due respect.

transitive. To deprive of glory; to treat with dishonour.

gen. To disgrace, treat with contumely. Obsolete.

To treat with indignity; to dishonour; to represent as unworthy.

transitive. To deprive of its glory.

transitive. The reverse of to respect; to have or show no respect, regard, or reverence for; to treat with irreverence.

transitive. To treat (a person, a person's feelings, etc.) with contempt or disrespect; to offend, affront. Also: to use or treat inappropriately…

transitive. To treat with too little respect. Also, to provide with insufficient (medical, etc.) treatment.

transitive. To treat with too little consideration.