"loss or want of reputation, disesteem," 1650s, from dis- + repute (n.).
because of the scandal the school has fallen into disrepute
disregard
disrelish
disremember
disrepair
disreputable
disrepute
disrespect
disrespectful
disrobe
disrupt
disruption
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