I. dəs, (ˈ)dis+ adjective
Etymology: dis- (I) + reputable
1. : not reputable or decent : unrespectable
like a man who deals in something disreputable — pornographic books or illegal operations — Graham Greene
the penniless daughter of a woman too disreputable to bring her up — Louis Auchincloss
2. : in bad condition : markedly worn, dirty, or tattered
wearing an old disreputable coat
a very disreputable armchair in the sitting room — Current Biography
• dis·reputableness “+ noun
II. noun
( -s )
: a disreputable person