"Tarnished" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Tarnished" Meaning

The word "tarnished" means:

Having a dirty or stained appearance, usually as a result of some external factor such as corrosion or damage. It can also refer to a reputation that has been damaged or spoiled.

"Tarnished" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples of the word "tarnished":

Example 1

Her reputation was tarnished when she was caught cheating on an exam.

Example 2

The once-shiny surface was now tarnished with rust.

Example 3

The politician's scandal had tarnished the reputation of the entire party.

Example 4

Years of hard work were undone when the company's financial issues tarnished its reputation.

Example 5

The debut album's poor reception tarnished the expectations for her first music tour.

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