Meanings of fallen into disgrace in English

I have fallen into disgrace with you, it would seem, since yesterday.

Her father had fallen into disgrace before her, and her mother was dead of grief.

Has he not fallen into disgrace with the sultan?

If we have fallen into disgrace by sin, we should repent and lead a better life.

Cousrouf Pasha has fallen into disgrace-thatis a fixed fact-andthe sultan has sent him into exile.

Consrouf has fallen into disgrace?

The father inquired of the Minister whether the Sultan would receive his present now his son had fallen into disgrace.

A murmur had spread abroad that "the Barbarina had fallen into disgrace and lost forever the favor of the king."

A few days after Gardiner had fallen into disgrace Henry, the Eighth died, and his son Edward, yet a minor, ascended the throne.

He was a formerly respected leader of the Animal Kingdom, but this particular lion had fallen into disgrace due to his outlandishly unkinglike cowardice.

Not only were my hopes this way frustrated, but in Russia likewise, where the Countess of Bestuchef and the Chancellor had fallen into disgrace.

Tanis looked over at Stunn, who proudly wore the coat of arms of a knighthood that had fallen into disgrace three hundred years before.

He is one whom all the courtiers avoid to-night-miserabletimeservers as they are-forhe has fallen into disgrace with your father and the king.

There are some kindly-hearted, soft-minded parents, in whose estimation not to have fallen into disgrace shows the highest merit on the part of their children.

"I have fallen into disgrace on your account, my son," cried he, merrily.

"He is so no longer; he is fallen into disgrace," replied Anton, in the same tone.