tarnishes

[US]/ˈtɑːnɪʃɪz/

[UK]/ˈtɑrnɪʃɪz/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.marks or flaws; lack of brightness
v.to lose brightness (usually metal); to become dull; to stain or damage

tarnishes reputation

tarnishes image

tarnishes trust

tarnishes brand

tarnishes character

tarnishes legacy

tarnishes honor

tarnishes credibility

tarnishes achievements

tarnishes goodwill

the scandal tarnishes the reputation of the organization.

his careless remarks tarnish his otherwise good character.

the lack of transparency tarnishes public trust.

years of neglect have tarnished the building's beauty.

her actions tarnish the legacy of her family.

gossip can quickly tarnish a person's image.

the poor performance tarnishes the team's chances of winning.

dishonesty can tarnish a professional career.

environmental pollution tarnishes the beauty of nature.

his past mistakes tarnish his current achievements.

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