dishonour or (N American) dishonor /dis-onˈər/

1. Lack of respect or honour
2. Disgrace
3. Shame
4. Something that brings discredit
5. An affront
6. Reproach
7. Failure of a debtor to make good a promise to pay

1. To deprive of honour
2. To disgrace
3. To cause shame to
4. To seduce
5. To degrade
6. To refuse the payment of (eg a cheque)

dishonˈorary adjective

Causing dishonour

dishonˈourable or (N American) dishonˈorable adjective

1. Not in accordance with a sense of honour
2. Disgraceful

dishonˈourableness or (N American) dishonˈorableness noun

dishonˈourably or (N American) dishonˈorably adverb

dishonˈourer or (N American) dishonˈorer noun

dishonorable discharge noun

Dismissal from the US armed forces for serious misconduct (such as theft or desertion)

dishonorably discharged adjective

• jury duty
• juryman
• jurymast
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• jury of matrons
• jury-process
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• jury-rigs
• jury room
• jury rooms
• jury-rudder
• jury-rudders
• jury service
• jurywoman
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• jus civile
• jus divinum
• jus gentium
• jus mariti
• jus naturale
• jus primae noctis