opprobrium
əˈprəʊbriəm
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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..
disgrace dishonor shame
2.
emotionscornful contempt or public reproach
  • The politician faced opprobrium from the media.
disgrace dishonor shame
3.
criticismRareharsh criticism or censureRare
  • The author faced opprobrium from every corner for his controversial views..
disgrace shame
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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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  1. French:opprobre, réprobation, ...
  2. German:Schande, öffentliche Verachtung, ...
  3. Italian:obbrobrio, critica severa, ...
  4. Spanish:oprobio, crítica severa, ...
  5. Portuguese:opróbrio, crítica severa, ...
  6. Chinese:耻辱, 谴责, ...
  7. Japanese:恥辱, 非難, ...
  8. Arabic:عار, احتقار علني, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּז, בִּקֹּרֶת חֲרִיפָה, ...
  10. Russian:позор, осуждение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ганьба, осуд, ...
  12. Hindi:कलंक, निंदा, ...
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