Disgrace (noun)

1. A state of dishonor; loss of respect or prestige.
2. A situation that brings shame or disrespect to oneself or one's group.
3. Something or someone that is a source of shame or embarrassment.

Origin:

Middle english (in the sense "loss of honor or standing"): from old french desgrace, from des- (expressing reversal) + grace "favor, honor".

Examples:

1. It would be a disgrace to lose the match.
2. The scandal was a disgrace to the government.
3. The incident was a disgrace to the family.
4. His behavior was a disgrace to the profession.
5. The company's response to the crisis was a disgrace.