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discreditable

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective discreditable has 1 sense
  1. discreditable - tending to bring discredit or disrepute; blameworthy; "his marks were not at all discreditable"
    Antonym:
    reputable (indirect, via disreputable)

Definitions from the Web

Term: Discreditable

Definition:

Adjective: Causing someone or something to lose respect or trust; bringing disgrace or shame

Senses:

1. Moral Sense:

  • Adjective: Characterized by behavior or actions that are considered wrong or immoral, leading to a loss of credibility.
  • Example sentence: His discreditable behavior at the charity event tarnished his reputation amongst the community.

2. Reputation Sense:

  • Adjective: Having the potential to harm a person's or organization's reputation.
  • Example sentence: The journalist published a discreditable article that caused a significant decline in the company's stock.

Usages:

1. Popular Usage:

When used in everyday language, "discreditable" refers to actions or behaviors that are considered shameful or disgraceful, leading to a loss of respect or trust.

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2. Local Usage:

In specific communities or local contexts, "discreditable" may refer to actions or behaviors that are particularly frowned upon within that social group, often resulting in social exclusion or stigmatization.

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