Disbarring [verb]

Definition of Disbarring:

shame, humiliate

Synonyms of Disbarring:

● Debase

● Lessen

● Reduce

● Impair

● Downgrade

● Discredit

● Cheapen

● Demean

● Vitiate

● Degenerate

● Corrupt

● Diminish

● Disgrace

● Weaken

● Deteriorate

● Pervert

● Bump

● Debauch

● Slam

● Demote

● Abase

● Injure

● Dishonor

● Bust

● Bench

● Depose

● Decry

● Deprave

● Pan

● Derogate

● Canker

● Break

● Sink

● Detract

● Belittle

● Lower

● Humble

● Disparage

● Put down

● Rule out

● Run down

● Take down

● Tear down

● Bemean

● Cast down

● Cut down to size

● Declass

● Mudsling

● Shoot down

● Take down a peg


Opposite/Antonyms of Disbarring:

● Elevate

● Approve

● Rise

● Fix

● Promote

● Flatter

● Develop

● Help

● Expand

● Strengthen

● Raise

● Extend

● Admire

● Build up

● Laud

● Compliment

● Mend

● Exalt

● Assist

● Aid

● Grow

● Increase

● Enlarge

● Purify

● Improve

● Enhance

● Upgrade

● Praise

● Honor


Sentence/Example of Disbarring:

Cast on my soul what Pluto would disbar From his fire-vaulted hell?

Its equivalent would be almost enough to disbar a man in law, or to ruin him in medicine.