Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with disgrace in American Collocation
bring disgrace
bring
She’d brought disgrace on her family, shame, indeed, on the whole village.
be in disgrace
be in
fall into
I was in disgrace at the time, because I had set the dormitory on fire the night before.
complete
absolute
complete
total
utter
It is an absolute disgrace that she didn’t win.
involving people in general
national
public
The performance of our privatized railways is by common consent a national disgrace.
country
family
humanity
name
profession
In my opinion he is a disgrace to the legal profession.