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0 pointsmeindnoch1y ago0 comments

It doesn't mean anything, because it is wrong. The correct idiom is "death before dishonor", which means that one would choose death instead of doing something disgraceful/shameful.

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superb_dev1y ago

That doesn’t make sense in the context

DoctorOetker1y ago

it could also be read as in case a (bi- or uni-lateral) agreement is dishonored.

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superb_dev1y ago

That doesn’t make sense in the context

DoctorOetker1y ago

it could also be read as in case a (bi- or uni-lateral) agreement is dishonored.

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