fall into disgrace

Frequency: 5.53.1 per million words

to lose respect or approval because of something you have done

disgraceVERB + disgrace

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fall into

Examples (10)

  • Their father fell into disgrace and lost his business.
  • The once-popular politician fell into disgrace after the corruption scandal was exposed.
  • After testing positive for banned substances, the champion athlete fell into disgrace.
  • If you continue this reckless behavior, you will surely fall into disgrace.
  • The CEO has fallen into disgrace following the allegations of fraud.
  • The company fell into disgrace when it was discovered they were using child labor.
  • The general fell into disgrace with the king after losing a crucial battle.
  • He was afraid he might fall into disgrace if his secret were revealed.
  • Falling into disgrace was the last thing the respected judge ever expected.
  • The celebrated artist quickly fell into disgrace due to plagiarism accusations.