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1. (adj.) disreputable
having a bad reputation.
2. disreputable
discreditable; dishonorable.
3. disreputable
shabby or shoddy.
Etymology: (1765–75)
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| Definition of 'disreputable' |
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1. (adj) disreputable
lacking respectability in character or behavior or appearance
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1. (adjective) disreputable
≠ reputable
disreputable businesses
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| Definition of 'disreputable' |
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1. (adj) disreputable
not reputable; of bad repute; not in esteem; dishonorable; disgracing the reputation; tending to bring into disesteem; as, it is disreputable to associate familiarly with the mean, the lewd, and the profane
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Sense: not respectable, especially in appearance
a disreputable old coat.
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 Afrikaans: onfatsoenlike |
 Arabic: بالٍ، مُمَزَّق |
 Bulgarian: овехтял |
 Brazilian: indecente |
 Czech: ošuntělý |
 German: schändlich |
 Danish: lurvet; rædselsfuld |
 Greek: άθλιος (συν. στην εμφάνισ |
 Spanish: desaliñado |
 Estonian: närune |
 Farsi: مندرس؛ زننده |
 Finnish: pahennusta herättävä |
 French: miteux |
 Hebrew: בָּעַל שֵׁם רָע |
 Hindi: अपमान, लज्जाजनक |
 Croatian: zloglasan, sramotan |
 Hungarian: siralmas |
 Indonesian: tidak terhormat |
 Icelandic: óásjálegur |
 Italian: indecoroso |
 Japanese: みっともない |
 Korean: 형편 없는 |
 Lithuanian: nusidėvėjęs, aptrintas |
 Latvian: diskreditējošs |
 Malay: tidak senonoh |
 Dutch: sjofel |
 Norwegian: sjusket, lurvet, redselsf |
 Polish: podniszczony |
 Persian: مندرس؛ زننده |
 Pashto: بدنام، بې اعتباره سپك، ور |
 Portuguese: indecente |
 Romanian: uzat; zdrenţăros |
 Russian: изношенный |
 Slovak: ošúchaný |
 Slovenian: beden |
 Serbian: ozloglašen |
 Swedish: sliten, maläten |
 Thai: ที่ไม่น่าเชื่อถือ |
 Turkish: kılıksız, adî kılıklı |
 Taiwanese: 不體面的 |
 Ukrainian: ганебний |
 Urdu: خراب حال |
 Vietnamese: không đáng tôn trọng |
 Chinese: 不体面的，见不得人的 |
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