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Opprobrium

usgb/əˈprəʊbriəm/Volume
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Public DisgracePlay
Used to express community or public outrage, not personal feelings. SlideThe politician's corruption brought opprobrium from the entire nation.
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Severity of CriticismPlay
Implies harsh and intense scorn from others, stronger than mere disapproval. SlideAfter the fraudulent activities came to light, she faced unprecedented opprobrium.
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Not Personal GuiltPlay
Focuses on public shaming, not an individual’s guilt or remorse. SlideHe was spared the crime's consequences but not the social opprobrium.