Disgraced is appropriate, as he used to be held in high regard as a doctor, but no longer is. The extent of that disgrace and the reason for it doesn't change how appropriate the word is to use.
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Disgraced is appropriate, as he used to be held in high regard as a doctor, but no longer is. The extent of that disgrace and the reason for it doesn't change how appropriate the word is to use.
They announced that they're negotiating a deal with Microsoft. They'll get some new small concession for PR purposes, but it's clear this deal is 100% going to happen in the next week.