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Meanings of aspersion in inglês
An abusive attack on a person's character or good name.
português
aspersão Synonyms
Examples for "slander"
Examples for "slander"
1
It is a slander upon their memory, at least, so I believe.
2
Subsequently, the play and film Amadeus gave mass circulation to the slander.
3
They hear the language of flattery, but not the tongue of slander.
4
Pepin mutters a residue of slander in tones that quiver with malice-
5
Shortly after the interview was released, Danilkin described its contents as slander.
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Today Ms MacGregor said she sought legal advice about the defamation claim.
2
The Environment Minister's defamation case costs taxpayers more than 200 thousand dollars.
3
The implications of the recent defamation case taken against blogger Cameron Slater.
4
This week, Depp commenced proceedings on a defamation case against his ex-wife.
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Mr Blomfield is also suing Mr Slater in a separate defamation case.
1
In Paris, the highest virtue is the object of the foulest calumny.
2
Who deals in calumny should be prepared for the wages of it.
3
It is bad enough, certainly; but I ascribe the report to calumny.
4
The calumny is nothing but an audacious attempt to reverse the rôles.
5
If the accusation prove a calumny, so much the better for you.
1
Responsible for many historical evils, colonialism gave birth to this particular slur.
2
For example, a client once used a racial slur in a meeting.
3
The request was met with profanities and use of the racial slur.
4
His words were a slur, and everything was drawing to a halt.
5
Anyone who reaches for that kind of slur should really check themselves.
1
There'd been nothing derogatory or recent under either personal or business files.
2
Asked if that was not derogatory language, he said it was not.
3
There is nothing derogatory to her in what you say-quite the reverse.
4
No truth can be derogatory to the presumed fountain of all truth.
5
The flock, with shrill, derogatory remarks, flew in an airline straight away.
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Given what had gone before, this was a denigration of the anthem.
2
Trump's comments are just the most recent in a litany of denigration.
3
The glamorisation of the Irish language or the denigration of Gaeltacht culture.
4
But even this proved sufficient cause for bitterness, resentment, and quiet denigration.
5
Stop Demand works to combat the sexual denigration of women and children.
Usage of aspersion in inglês
1
We're not trying to demonize the president or cast aspersion on him.
2
We must all combat with force such an aspersion on our Legislature.
3
To the slight of the detractor or aspersion of the defamer:
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The one called the others godless-theothers threw back the aspersion of bigotry.
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What shocked him most was the implied aspersion of complicity on Mrs. Anthony.
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Carrie felt this to contain, in some way, an aspersion upon her ability.
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Which ain't no aspersion; I'm not so much for churching my own self.
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Now, her black treacheries have cast a foul aspersion on her whole sex.
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My chief object, I candidly confess, is to clear myself from unjust aspersion.
10
How comes it then that our nature labours under so bitter an aspersion?
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Did she too, Rachel wondered, resent the aspersion of her integrity?
12
How dare you presume to cast aspersion at my brother? scornfully uttered Tom.
13
Do I have to sue you and this bank for aspersion.
14
He did not like that text; it seemed to cast an aspersion on himself.
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Still, residents around the plant remain furious with the aspersion.
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The aspersion of the chronicler is more caustic than correct.
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Translations for aspersion
espanhol
Aspersion through the time
Aspersion across language varieties
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