(n) face
honour
honor
reputation
prestige
dignity
credit
(P)
(n) face
honour
honor
reputation
prestige
dignity
credit
(P)
(iK) (n) one's true character
one's true self
oneself
seriousness
earnestness
(iK) (n) one's true character
one's true self
oneself
seriousness
earnestness
(n) one's true character
one's true self
oneself
seriousness
earnestness
(n) one's true character
one's true self
oneself
seriousness
earnestness
(adj-na,n) diligent
serious
honest
sober
grave
earnest
steady
(P)
(adj-na,n) shame
disgrace
(adj-na,n) shame
disgrace
(n) (uk) earnestness
solemnity
gravity
seriousness
soberness
(adj-na,n) too serious
person who is too serious
honesty
sincerity
(adj-na,n) deadly serious
(adj-na,n) unsteadiness
lack of sincerity
(adj-na,n) overly serious
(adj-i) ashamed
(n,vs) undergoing a complete change in appearance
changing something out of all recognition
a rise in one's reputation
(n,vs) undergoing a complete change in appearance
changing something out of all recognition
a rise in one's reputation
(n) face
honor
reputation
(adj-i) ashamed
(uK) (adj-no,adj-t,adv-to) with evident joy of having lived up to one's reputation
having an effect of bolstering one's reputation
(v5r,vi) to become extremely serious (in attitude)
to look solemn
to assume a solemn air
(exp) (Buddh) one's true nature (lit: one's original face)
(exp) to save one's face
(exp) to get credit
to win honor
to win honour
(exp,v5u) to lose face
to disgrace oneself
(exp) complete loss of face
(exp) complete loss of face
(exp) complete loss of face
(exp) complete loss of face
(n) problem concerning one's honor (honour)