Usually means: Loss of reputation or respect.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (disrepute)

▸ noun:  Loss or want of reputation; ill character.
▸ verb:  To bring into disrepute; to hold in dishonor.

Similar:
discredit, disreputation, ruination, ill-repute, ill repute, bad name, disgrace, ill fame, displeasure, opprobrium, more...

Opposite:
repute, good reputation, esteem, standing

Types:
notoriety, infamy, shame, disgrace, stigma, contempt, more...

Phrases:
bring into disrepute, more...

Adjectives:
such, general, great, public, considerable, further, utter, much, complete, undeserved, serious

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    dark gray,     muddy brown,     tarnished silver,     faded black,     murky green, more...


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Similar:
discredit, disreputation, ruination, ill-repute, ill repute, bad name, disgrace, ill fame, displeasure, opprobrium, more...

Opposite:
repute, good reputation, esteem, standing

Types:
notoriety, infamy, shame, disgrace, stigma, contempt, more...

Phrases:
bring into disrepute, more...

Adjectives:
such, general, great, public, considerable, further, utter, much, complete, undeserved, serious

Colors:
    dark gray,     muddy brown,     tarnished silver,     faded black,     murky green, more...



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