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tarnished

adjective as in shopworn

Strongest matches

Weak match

adjective as in unsanitary

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Example Sentences

"Fundamental human rights reforms are urgently required in Saudi Arabia, or the 2034 World Cup will be inevitably tarnished by exploitation, discrimination and repression."

From BBC

For some time now, HTS has established its power base in Idlib where it is the de facto local administration, although its efforts towards legitimacy have been tarnished by alleged human rights abuses.

From BBC

Many commentators seemed to believe the actor had tarnished an otherwise upstanding and squeaky clean image, with some expressing disappointment that the former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ambassador “can’t accept his own child”.

From BBC

Yet, for years, historians failed to see a gladiatrix in the tarnished bronze statuette.

From Salon

She added it has "tarnished" her daughter Johanna's legacy but the charity has continued to flourish.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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