(to produce) a mark etc. that spoils the beauty or perfection

flaw

to make (a person, currency etc) lower in value, poorer in quality etc

degrade, shame

to attack the good reputation (of a person)

inflict libel or slander

to make (a region, water; a person's thoughts etc) dirty or impure

corrupt, violate

to cause (a person) to be less moral or less deserving of respect

shame, humiliate

to use (a sacred thing or place) in an unworthy or wicked way

abuse, violate

the loss of credit or good reputation

blame, detract from

the state of being out of favour; disapproval

dislike; disgrace

the loss of respect, favour, good reputation

state of shame; bad reputation

the expression of one's low opinion of, lack of respect for, (a person)

disregard, rudeness toward someone

a feeling of shame caused by having done wrong

blame; bad conscience over responsibility

to cause (a person) to feel ashamed; lower the dignity or self-respect of (a person)

embarrass, put down

(an instance, example of) rude treatment causing a person to feel shame or loss of respect

embarrassment, humiliation

(an instance of) being infamous

shameful, bad reputation

the state of being notorious

reputation

to make (air, rivers etc) dirty, impure

make dirty; corrupt

to refuse to accept or acknowledge (something); to refuse to pay (a debt)

reject; turn one's back on

(action, behaviour etc that causes) general shock, anger, opposition

public embarrassment

the sad feeling with loss of self-respect, caused by wrong, dishonourable or foolish behaviour, failure etc (of oneself, one's family etc)

disgrace, embarrassment

a dirty mark or patch of colour; a moral defect; (to cause something) to change colour, make coloured patches or dirty marks on (something)

spot of dirt, blot, bar

a mark of shame or disgrace; the part of a flower that receives pollen

shame

very small indication of some bad smell, decay etc; to make (a person) morally bad

contamination, corruption