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UKCalumny
/kˈælʌmni/
/ˈkæɫəmni/Calumny
[NOUN]1
the stating of false and unpleasant comments with the intention of damaging a person's reputation
1.1
an unpleasant or false statement intending to ruin someone's reputation
Examples
1. And I'll cast a lot of calumny on that when we get down there to talk about it.
2. She meanwhile solved her rivals by spreading all sorts of calumnies about them, such as they have scabs all over their body.
3. For the unthinking, the uneducated, the unbalanced who sincerely believe him, or have chosen to as if they have a menu of reality's from which to select, a lie, a calumny, a slander, a preposterous fiction, is automatically less of a lie, less of a calumny, less of a slander, less of a preposterous fiction just because he said it.
4. For the unthinking, the uneducated, the unbalanced who sincerely believe him, or have chosen to as if they have a menu of reality's from which to select, a lie, a calumny, a slander, a preposterous fiction, is automatically less of a lie, less of a calumny, less of a slander, less of a preposterous fiction just because he said it.
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