Odium (noun)

1. General or widespread hatred or disgust directed toward a person or group.
2. Disrepute or ill fame attached to a person or thing.

Origin:

From the latin word odium, meaning "hatred" or "dislike".

Examples:

1. The dictator's actions earned him the odium of the international community.
2. The company's reputation was tarnished by the odium of their unethical business practices.
3. He was held in odium by the people for his role in the war.
4. The odium of the scandal led to the resignation of several government officials.
5. The odium of the criminal's actions made it difficult for him to find work after his release from prison.