disgrace (subs.) Copy link Outline I. Ill-odour with any oneII. Dishonour1. dēdĕcus, cŏris, n.2. turpĭtūdo, ĭnis, f.3. infāmia4. ignōmĭnia (public d.)5. probrum (corresponding to ignominia as concrete to abstr.)6. opprobrium (a reproach7. lābes, is, f. (fig.8. rŭbor, ōris, m. (lit. blushing • disgrace (subs.): I. Ill-odour with any one: offensa, offensio, invĭdia, frīgus: v. disfavour. II. Dishonour: 1. dēdĕcus, cŏris, n.: a spacious house becomes a source of d. to the owner, ampla domus dedecori domino fit, Cic.: a d. to nature (i. e. the ass), naturae d., Phaedr. Join: ignominia et dedecus, probrum atque dedecus, Cic. 2. turpĭtūdo, ĭnis, f.: with d. (to oneself), per turp., Sall.: branded with signal d., insigni t. notatus, Cic.: what a d. to the commonwealth, quanta reipublicae t., [quantum dedecus, quanta labes], Cic. (Turpitudo is strictly abstract, dedecus concrete) 3. infāmia: v. infamy. 4. ignōmĭnia (public d.): to wipe out by valour a d. incurred in war, ign. bello acceptam delere, Just. Join: ignominia et infamia, Cic.: v. ignominy. 5. probrum (corresponding to ignominia as concrete to abstr.): to deem anything a d., aliquid probro esse putare, Cic.; probro habere, Sall. See also insult, scandal. 6. opprobrium (a reproach: q. v.): a d. to one's ancestors, op. majorum, Tac.: Cat. 7. lābes, is, f. (fig.: lit., a blot, stain: q. v.): to wipe out a d., l. prioris ignominiae abolere, Tac.: see also supr. (2). 8. rŭbor, ōris, m. (lit. blushing: hence by meton., of what is felt to be a disgrace): to bring d. upon the condemned, r. damnato afferre, Cic.: nor is it deemed a d., nec rubor, Tac. (better perh., nec rubori est: v. supr.). Phr.: that d. of human nature, flagitium illud hominis! Pl.