“Disgrace” in Japanese
Short answer
Disgrace in Japanese is “面汚し” (tsurayogoshi). Full meaning: disgrace, shame.
Other ways to say “Disgrace” in Japanese
名折れ
naore disgrace, discredit, dishonor, dishonour, blot, shame
恥辱
chijoku disgrace, shame, insult
汚辱
ojoku disgrace, humiliation, insult
屈辱
kutsujoku disgrace, humiliation
汚れ
kegare uncleanness, impurity, defilement; disgrace, shame, stain, blot, corruption, depravity; uncleanliness from contact with death, pregnancy, menstruation, etc.
恥さらし
hajisarashi disgrace, shame
恥
haji shame, embarrassment, disgrace
辱め
hazukashime shame, disgrace; raping, rape
陵辱
ryoujoku insult, affront, disgrace, indignity; sexual assault, rape
不面目
fumenboku shame, disgrace
汚名
omei bad name, bad reputation, disgrace, dishonour, dishonor, stigma, infamy
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