disgrace

dɪsˈɡreɪs

noun

loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonourable action.

he left the army in disgrace

dishonour,shame,ignominy,discredit,degradation,disrepute,ill-repute,infamy,scandal,stigma,odium,opprobrium,obloquy,condemnation,vilification,contempt,disrespect,disapproval,disfavour,disapprobation,humiliation,embarrassment,loss of face,strife,disesteem,reprobation,derogation,out of favour,unpopular,in bad odour,in someone’s bad/black books,in the doghouse,in the dogbox

verb

bring shame or discredit on.

you have disgraced the family name

bring shame on,shame,dishonour,discredit,bring into disrepute,degrade,debase,defame,stigmatize,taint,sully,tarnish,besmirch,stain,blacken,drag through the mud/mire,give a bad name to,put in a bad light,reflect badly on,smirch,besmear,spot