“To be discredited” in Japanese
Short answer
To be discredited in Japanese is “覆る” (kutsugaeru). Full meaning: to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited.
Other ways to say “To be discredited” in Japanese
くつがえる
kutsugaeru to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ッ
kutsugae to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ろ
kutsugaero to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆り
kutsugaeri to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆れ
kutsugaere to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ん
kutsugaen to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ら
kutsugaera to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ろふ
kutsugaerou to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ろう
kutsugaerou to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆りゃ
kutsugaerya to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
覆ろっ
kutsugaero to topple over, to be overturned, to capsize; to be overruled, to be reversed, to be discredited
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