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Definition of opprobrium - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
disgracepublic disgrace arising from shameful conduct
- The scandal brought opprobrium upon the entire administration..
2.
emotionscornful contempt or public reproach
- The politician faced opprobrium from the media.
3.
criticismRare harsh criticism or censureRare
- The author faced opprobrium from every corner for his controversial views..
Origin of opprobrium
Latin, opprobrium (disgrace) + -ium (suffix)
Examples of opprobrium in a sentence
His betrayal of trust earned him opprobrium among his peers. The company faced opprobrium after the scandal. His actions brought opprobrium from the community. The politician's actions brought him public opprobrium. She faced opprobrium for her controversial statements.
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- French:opprobre, réprobation, ...
- German:Schande, öffentliche Verachtung, ...
- Italian:obbrobrio, critica severa, ...
- Spanish:oprobio, crítica severa, ...
- Portuguese:opróbrio, crítica severa, ...
- Chinese:耻辱, 谴责, ...
- Japanese:恥辱, 非難, ...
- Arabic:عار, احتقار علني, ...
- Hebrew:בּוּז, בִּקֹּרֶת חֲרִיפָה, ...
- Russian:позор, осуждение, ...
- Ukrainian:ганьба, осуд, ...
- Hindi:कलंक, निंदा, ...
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