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The moment your reputation files for divorce and takes the house.
means A loss of honor or respect, usually earned by doing something shameful in public view.
from From Italian disgrazia, the opposite of grazia, grace or favor, via the prefix dis-, undoing; literally the state of having fallen out of someone's good graces.
Royal demotionOnce meant losing a king's favor specifically.
Grace twinShares roots with gratitude and gracious.
Theology linkDisgrace inverts divine grace, falling from favor.