discredit
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definition
verb
his remarks were taken out of context in an effort to discredit him
harm the good reputation of (someone or something).
noun
they committed crimes that brought discredit upon the administration
loss or lack of reputation or respect.
example
After all, why not attempt to 'discredit' a person's thoughts when you have nothing to go with?
It is a credit to him to acknowledge his mistake, but then not knowing in the first place is more of a 'discredit' .
And it was his office that took the lead in the administration's efforts to 'discredit' Joe and his wife.
I don't know if he was trying to 'discredit' my idea, or if the stress was simply getting to him.
She wanted the President to believe in her innocence, and that she loves the country and she would never do anything to harm or 'discredit' the citizens..
You do a 'discredit' to yourself and to the dignity of your office by engaging in these dishonest smear tactics.
He brings 'discredit' upon himself by using this publication as a forum for his whining.
Within a month he was accused of ‘conduct of a nature to bring 'discredit' upon the military service,’ and his trial began in Washington.
To have that sort of thing in legislation, frankly, brings this House into 'discredit' .
From his own perspective - though crucially not from ours, and we should be sure to make this distinction - such a thing could have brought him only 'discredit' .
To their 'discredit' , they were guilty of squandering some great chance in the second quarter during a period when they were in complete control.
the ships were a 'discredit' to the country
The company hired detectives to follow him and dig up dirt in an effort to 'discredit' him.
It is a 'discredit' to the struggle of the people and a severe slap at the peaceful religion movement.
The almighty trade dollar shouldn't hush up public debate on this - to treat the welfare of animals so carelessly is a 'discredit' to us all.
I could take steps to 'discredit' your organization and undermine it so that it could not maintain the project on a large scale.
Professional disciplines avoid intruding on the personal values and behaviours of members as long as they do not bring 'discredit' to the profession.
I think it's a 'discredit' to our little community when we are mean to each other - particularly to those who are just starting out - and pretending to have some sort of claim on a rock wall.
That is why this may be a good time to remind ourselves of some of the reasons imperialism fell into 'discredit' in the first place.
Why would it be a 'discredit' to her if she is savvy enough to understand when a song is a hit and decide to sing it?
The use of such dishonest smear tactics reflects 'discredit' upon the House of Representatives and warrants the investigation of your Committee.
For this he faces the possibility of two counts of solicitation or encouraging other soldiers to desert, one count of aiding the enemy, and four counts of bringing 'discredit' upon the US Armed Forces.
They fought vigorously, attempting to 'discredit' the mass of unreliable testimony the prosecution had presented.
He is a defenseman, who never has been anything but a discredit to a game that too often is a 'discredit' to all other games.
It may be an invention to 'discredit' his posthumous reputation and supporters.
Since making that complaint it seems that there has been, on the information I have, a concerted effort to 'discredit' her in many, many ways.
More recently, another life-and-death issue has emerged to 'discredit' the notion that ‘free trade’ guides these institutions.
they committed crimes that brought 'discredit' upon the administration
Furthermore, its response in the aftermath of the tragedy has been to gag or 'discredit' the reputation of those who have attempted to speak out.
But since then, I would say that he has fallen into 'discredit' .
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