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to cast aspersions on somebody or something
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to criticize a person or thing in a way that questions their honesty or truthfulness
Example
The opposition party often resorts to casting aspersions on the government 's policies rather than proposing viable alternatives.
Politicians should address issues rather than casting aspersions on their opponents.
Mary felt hurt when her coworkers started casting aspersions on her dedication to the company, even though she had always worked diligently.
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The opposition party often resorts to casting aspersions on the government's policies rather than proposing viable alternatives.
Politicians should address issues rather than casting aspersions on their opponents.
Mary felt hurt when her coworkers started casting aspersions on her dedication to the company, even though she had always worked diligently.
The politician's opponents cast aspersions on her character, questioning her integrity and honesty.
The article in the newspaper cast aspersions on the legitimacy of the scientific study, without any substantial evidence to support its claims.
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