Definition of "dishonours" [dishonours]

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dishonour. (verb)

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• "Myers's comedy, about an ice hockey player who enlists the help of a mystic guru to help him turn around his professional and personal fortunes, earned seven nominations for next month's eve-of-Oscars "dishonours" on 21 February."
• "Nick Clegg knows that he will look terrible and his party will be in uproar if he dishonours the pledges he made in opposition."
• "These 14 women died because of sexism and patriarchy and it dishonours their memory that this movie is not told from their perspective."