| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abandoned | left without support or approval |
| 2. | abased | reduced in rank or dignity |
| 3. | admonished | warned or criticized firmly |
| 4. | arraigned | called to account publicly |
| 5. | axed | dismissed suddenly or harshly |
| 6. | banished | sent away in disgrace |
| 7. | berated | scolded angrily |
| 8. | besmirched | stained in reputation or honor |
| 9. | blackened | made to seem dishonorable |
| 10. | blacklisted | officially excluded or rejected |
| 11. | blasted | criticized harshly |
| 12. | blemished | marked by a damaging flaw |
| 13. | blighted | spoiled by disgrace or failure |
| 14. | canceled | publicly rejected after wrongdoing |
| 15. | cast out | rejected and excluded |
| 16. | caught out | exposed in error or wrongdoing |
| 17. | censured | officially criticized or condemned |
| 18. | chastised | severely criticized or scolded |
| 19. | compromised | put under suspicion or shame |
| 20. | condemned | strongly judged as wrong |
| 21. | contemned | treated as worthless or shameful |
| 22. | corrupted | morally spoiled or tainted |
| 23. | crucified | criticized with extreme severity |
| 24. | damaged | harmed in reputation or standing |
| 25. | debased | lowered morally or socially |
| 26. | defamed | damaged by false or public accusation |
| 27. | defiled | made impure or dishonored |
| 28. | degraded | lowered in dignity or status |
| 29. | denounced | publicly accused or condemned |
| 30. | discreditable | bringing shame or loss of respect |
| 31. | discredited | no longer trusted or respected |
| 32. | dishonored | having lost honor or respect |
| 33. | disparaged | spoken of as inferior |
| 34. | disreputable | having a bad public reputation |
| 35. | excluded | kept out or rejected |
| 36. | excoriated | criticized very severely |
| 37. | exiled | forced away from home or group |
| 38. | expelled | officially forced out |
| 39. | exposed | revealed as guilty or shameful |
| 40. | fallen | reduced from honor to disgrace |
| 41. | fired | dismissed from employment |
| 42. | flayed | criticized with extreme harshness |
| 43. | forsaken | deserted and rejected |
| 44. | found out | exposed in wrongdoing |
| 45. | humiliated | made to feel deeply embarrassed |
| 46. | ignominious | marked by public shame |
| 47. | ill-famed | having a bad reputation |
| 48. | ill-reputed | known for a poor reputation |
| 49. | implicated | shown as involved in wrongdoing |
| 50. | in bad odor | regarded with disfavor |
| 51. | in disfavor | lacking approval or support |
| 52. | in disgrace | in a state of shame |
| 53. | in the doghouse | in trouble and disfavor |
| 54. | indicted | formally accused of wrongdoing |
| 55. | infamous | well known for bad reasons |
| 56. | lambasted | criticized harshly |
| 57. | libeled | damaged by false written claims |
| 58. | maligned | spoken of in harmful terms |
| 59. | mocked | ridiculed or made fun of |
| 60. | name-and-shamed | publicly identified for wrongdoing |
| 61. | notorious | famous for something bad |
| 62. | ostracized | excluded from a group |
| 63. | ousted | forced out of a position |
| 64. | out of favor | no longer approved or liked |
| 65. | outcast | rejected by society or group |
| 66. | pariah | one rejected and despised |
| 67. | pilloried | publicly mocked or attacked |
| 68. | polluted | morally or reputationally tainted |
| 69. | publicly shamed | made ashamed before others |
| 70. | rebuked | strongly criticized or corrected |
| 71. | reduced | lowered in rank or standing |
| 72. | rejected | refused acceptance or approval |
| 73. | removed | taken out of office or role |
| 74. | renounced | formally rejected or abandoned |
| 75. | reprimanded | formally scolded or criticized |
| 76. | repudiated | rejected and disowned publicly |
| 77. | reviled | hated and harshly criticized |
| 78. | ridiculed | made to look foolish |
| 79. | ruined | destroyed in reputation or standing |
| 80. | sacked | dismissed from a job |
| 81. | scandalized | damaged by public scandal |
| 82. | scorned | treated with contempt |
| 83. | shamed | made to feel public shame |
| 84. | shameful | deserving or causing shame |
| 85. | shunned | deliberately avoided by others |
| 86. | slandered | damaged by false spoken claims |
| 87. | smeared | reputationally damaged by accusations |
| 88. | stigmatized | marked by social disgrace |
| 89. | sullied | made morally or reputationally stained |
| 90. | tainted | spoiled by shame or suspicion |
| 91. | tarnished | damaged in reputation or honor |
| 92. | toppled | brought down from power |
| 93. | under a cloud | under suspicion or disapproval |
| 94. | undone | brought to personal ruin |
| 95. | unesteemed | not respected or admired |
| 96. | unmasked | revealed as dishonorable or false |
| 97. | unwelcome | not accepted or wanted |
| 98. | upbraided | scolded harshly |
| 99. | vilified | publicly criticized and condemned |
| 100. | wrecked | badly damaged in reputation |
