Shameful, disgraceful, vile.

Wicked, vile.

Shameful, disgraceful; infamous.

Disgraceful, shameful; ignominious. Now somewhat archaic, typically of a calumny or insult.

Infamous, disgraceful.

Shameful, disgraceful.

Disgraceful, infamous.

That brings to shame; that causes or ought to cause shame; disgraceful, scandalous, degrading.

Bringing or casting opprobrium. Obsolete.

Dishonourable, disgraceful, shameful; indecent, vile.

of which one ought to be ashamed.

Disgraceful, ignominious.

Entailing dishonour or disgrace; dishonourable, discreditable, misbecoming, shameful, ignominious. Obsolete.

Of bad repute; discreditable, disgraceful, shameful. Obsolete. (Frequently in 16th cent.)

Disgraceful, shameful; dishonourable. Obsolete.

Infamous, disgraceful. Obsolete. rare.

Shameful.

That deserves or merits vituperation; blameworthy, censurable, reprehensible; disgraceful, shameful.

Characterized by, attended with, or constituting public disgrace or dishonour; (later in weakened use) humiliating, undignified.

Shameful, disgraceful.

? Ignominious.

Attended by, involving, or held in shame, disgrace, or dishonour; infamous. Obsolete.

= opprobrious, adj.

Deserving of rebuke; disgraceful, shameful. Obsolete.

Entailing dishonour; involving disgrace and shame; ignominious, base.

Shameful, disgraceful. Also: deserving of reproach or censure; blameworthy.

Fraught with disworship; dishonourable.

Disgraced, disgraceful.

Reproachful, shameful, disgraceful. Obsolete.

Bringing contempt or opprobrium; disgraceful, shameful. Obsolete.

Causing or involving public disgrace or dishonour; (later in wehttps://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Z6lkzOCNe3sCakened use) humiliating…

Of actions, mode of life, etc.: Bringing no glory or honour (to a person); hence, conferring disgrace, shameful, ignominious.

Full of, or fraught with, disgrace; that brings disgrace upon the agent; shameful, dishonourable, disreputable.

Conveying or tending to disgrace or reproach; disgraceful, shameful.

= vituperious, adj. 2.

Worthy of blame, vituperable; hence, shameful, discreditable, disgraceful, ignominious.

Disgraceful, shameful. Obsolete.

Tending to disparage or bring disgrace upon; lowering, disgraceful. Obsolete.

Shameful, infamous, disgraceful.

That deflowers.

In senses of the verb; now only, Horrified, shocked.

Disgraceful, unbecoming.

Vituperated; worthy of vituperation.

Scottish. Disgraceful, terrible, scandalous. rare.

Characteristic of or resembling a sod (sod, n.3, chiefly in sense 2a); disgraceful, awful; irritating, annoying.