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Meanings of dishonorable in English
Portuguese
desonroso Spanish
deshonroso Synonyms
Examples for "base"
Examples for "base"
1
Let's look at one particular area: where companies and organisations base themselves.
2
The timing felt right: This year also marks the base's 75th anniversary.
3
He said the party needs to attract a new base of support.
4
They are corrupt; they are base; they are cowardly; they are cruel.
5
Degradation of the land base is another critical problem requiring technical assistance.
1
And therefore it would be immoral to have something be really dangerous.
2
New Orleans is doubtless the most immoral place in the United States.
3
Nor is it the immoral nature of the deviation from the normal.
4
The most immoral of the people of this time are the Christians.
5
The believer and the unbeliever we often see equally base, equally immoral.
1
The good news is that there is an alternative to unethical banks.
2
They continue to inbreed them and they allow petting which is unethical.
3
One is the ethical solution and the other is the unethical solution.
4
The commissioner, Anthony Hill, said the nurse's conduct was unethical and unprofessional.
5
So, does purchasing a new outfit make you an unethical global citizen?
Usage of dishonorable in English
1
A moment's courage and she would be free from this dishonorable captivity.
2
In permitting it, I seem to share in a mean, dishonorable thing.
3
But even this is not the most dishonorable feature of the transaction.
4
I will not be a party to an unjust and dishonorable process.
5
Hard work might not be in itself dishonorable-butit was a confession.
6
This is a dishonorable office; spies, if detected, are condemned to death.
7
Honor is honor, whether one bargains with the honorable or the dishonorable.
8
Every day of willing waiting would be a day of dishonorable dependence.
9
Yes, it was a great temptation to do a very dishonorable action.
10
Their entire conduct during this French war was dishonorable, and often atrocious.
11
And if you're laid up, you can say good-bye to the dishonorable.
12
Mrs. Denison, if I understand her, is incapable of anything so dishonorable.
13
Don Alonso rejected these propositions instantly, considering it dishonorable to grant them.
14
He's brave enough, and he's never been caught in a dishonorable trick.
15
I must entice her to a crime; that is your dishonorable demand!
16
And then, really, her husband is engaged in such a dishonorable vocation!
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Dishonorable through the time
Dishonorable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common