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death before dishonor
[ deth bi-fawr dis-on-er ]
idiom
- (used to indicate that one would rather die than do something shameful or disgraceful, such as surrender.)
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of death before dishonor1
Example Sentences
âThe Marines have an expression, âDeath before dishonor.â
"That old street justice, death before dishonor outlaw creed, is still there especially in the criminal underworld and in prison, so stuff like that can catch up to you. It doesn't always catch up to you. But in Alpoâs case, it did."
McDowell has a tattoo on his left shoulder that reads "Death Before Dishonor" and a tattoo on his right arm that reads "EGA."
The Nassau County Sheriffâs Office released photos of McDowellâs tattoos on Sunday, including one across his shoulders that reads âDeath Before Dishonor.â
The motto Death Before Dishonor is what makes them put their lives on the line.
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