disgrace
n. uncountablen. a loss of respect or a feeling of deep shame because of something bad you did. It describes a situation where people no longer admire or trust you.
n. the loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonourable action; a state of being in low esteem. Often used to describe public figures or institutions that have failed to meet ethical standards.
He left the company in disgrace after the scandal.
The politician's career ended in disgrace when the evidence of his corruption became public.
The fallen general lived the remainder of his life in quiet disgrace, avoided by his former colleagues and stripped of his honorary titles.
From Middle French disgracier.
Often follows the preposition 'in' to describe a person's state, or 'a' when referring to a person or thing that causes the shame.