Reproach, often associated with disgrace, refers to the expression of disappointment or disapproval towards someone due to their actions or behavior. It can manifest in various forms, such as criticism, blame, or shame, and typically arises when an individual fails to meet societal or personal expectations. This feeling can lead to a loss of reputation and trust. Disgrace, on the other hand, is a state of being shamed or dishonored, often resulting from actions that are deemed unacceptable. It can affect individuals, groups, or even institutions, leading to social ostracism or diminished standing. Both reproach and disgrace can have lasting impacts on relationships and self-esteem.