dishorn in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISHORN (verb): To deprive someone of their honor or dignity, often through defeat or humiliation.

The knight was dishorned in battle, leaving him vulnerable and exposed.
After the defeat, the once-proud ruler felt completely dishorned, his authority shattered.
The act of dishorning the statue symbolized the loss of power for the old regime.
In the story, the villain seeks to dishorn his rival, stripping him of his status and dignity.
Seeing his once-loyal subjects turn away left him feeling utterly dishorned and alone.