asperse, belie, blot, calumniate, censure, disapprove, expose to infamy, libel, pillory, slander, soil, sully, throw mud at
Definitionv. charge falsely or with malicious intent
Last update: July 21, 2015
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He has brought defame to the family by sobbing. [Please select]
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The quarrel of father and son was political only, though it is probable that the Beauforts had discussed the abdication of Henry IV., and their opponents certainly endeavoured to defame the prince. [Please select]
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A MacLean sits not to hear his king or his chief defamed. [Please select]
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Again, many a time had he, in days gone by, insulted and defamed comrades and friends. [Please select]
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To have your letter intercepted, rival enemies are working to defame you. [Please select]
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To see others wearing veils, you will be maligned and defamed by apparent friends. [Please select]
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"Sir Monk, how dare you defame our dear Lady." [Please select]
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She defamed the character of one of her aunts. [Please select]
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