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Dishonorable (Adjective)

Lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor; "dishonorable in thought and deed".

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The politician's actions were deemed dishonorable by the ethics committee and he was forced to resign.
His dishonorable behavior towards his business partners led to a lawsuit and financial ruin.
The judge described the defendant's crimes as dishonorable and sentenced him to the maximum penalty.
The company's dishonorable treatment of its employees led to a public backlash and boycott.
The historian described the ancient warrior's tactics as dishonorable and brutal, and a stain on his otherwise illustrious career.

Deceptive or fraudulent; disposed to cheat or defraud or deceive.

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His business partners discovered his dishonorable intentions and sued him for financial damages.
The politician's opponents accused him of using dishonorable tactics to sway public opinion during the campaign.
She felt ashamed of her own dishonorable behavior in stealing credit for her colleague's idea.
The lawyer's reputation was ruined when he was found to have engaged in dishonorable practices in the courtroom.
Their website was shut down after allegations surfaced of the company's dishonorable and misleading marketing techniques.