discredit in Italian
discredit in Italian is disdoro, disonore, infamia — discredit means to damage someone's reputation or make people doubt their honesty.
discredit in Italian
disdoro
disonore
infamia
onta
vergogna
screditare
(transitive) To harm the good reputation of (a person).
What does "discredit" mean?
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verb To damage someone's reputation or make people doubt their honesty.
"The scandal was designed to discredit the senator before the election."
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noun Loss of reputation or trust; disgrace.
"The affair brought discredit on the entire organization."
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discredit in a sentence
- The scandal was designed to discredit the senator before the election.
- New evidence discredited the witness's testimony.
- The affair brought discredit on the entire organization.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "discredit" in Italian?
"discredit" in Italian is disdoro, disonore, infamia. discredit means: To damage someone's reputation or make people doubt their honesty.
How do you use "discredit" in a sentence?
Example: "The scandal was designed to discredit the senator before the election." In Italian, "discredit" is disdoro, disonore, infamia.
Are there other ways to say "discredit" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "discredit": disdoro, disonore, infamia, onta, vergogna, screditare.
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