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“Public scorn or humiliation” in Japanese

Short answer
晒し者 sarashimono さらしもの

Public scorn or humiliation in Japanese is “晒し者” (sarashimono). Full meaning: pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others.

Other ways to say “Public scorn or humiliation” in Japanese

晒者 sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others 曝し者 sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others 晒しもの sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others さらし物 sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others 晒しもん sarashimon pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others さらし者 sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others さらしもの sarashimono pilloried criminal exposed to public view, public scorn or humiliation, person shamed in front of others

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