reputation
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Lose face
To be publicly humiliated or to suffer a loss of respect and dignity from others.
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Saving face
To avoid humiliation or preserve one's reputation in a difficult or embarrassing situation.
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Get a black eye
To suffer damage, harm, or a setback, often to one's reputation or image.
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A checkered past
A checkered past describes a person's history marked by a mix of good and bad experiences, often with some questionable or disreputable incidents.
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A shady past
Having a past that involves suspicious, dishonest, or morally questionable activities.
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A dark past
This phrase refers to a personal history filled with unpleasant, secretive, or morally questionable events and experiences.
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A dubious record
An accomplishment or historical account that is questionable, not reputable, or brings more shame than honor.
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Prestigious Event
An important and highly respected gathering or occasion that confers honor and status upon those who attend or are involved.
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Make a name for oneself
To achieve recognition, fame, or a respected reputation through one's accomplishments.