Dishonorable

Characterized by a lack of honor, integrity, and moral principles; behaving in a shameful or unethical manner. A Dishonorable action betrays trust, violates ethical codes, and brings discredit to oneself and potentially to others associated with the action. It suggests a willingness to compromise one's values for personal gain or other unworthy motives, often involving deceit, betrayal, or disregard for fairness and justice. The term implies a severe moral failing and a departure from accepted standards of decent conduct.

Dishonorable meaning with examples

• His Dishonorable actions in the business deal, including insider trading, led to his immediate termination and a ruined reputation.
• The soldier's Dishonorable discharge was due to repeated acts of insubordination and violation of military regulations.
• Her Dishonorable betrayal of her friend's secrets for personal advantage ended their lifelong friendship irrevocably.
• The politician's Dishonorable acceptance of bribes undermined public trust and eroded the foundations of democracy.
• He considered it a Dishonorable act to spread rumors and gossip about someone behind their back, despite disagreements.