- 看过 calumny 的人也看了 :
- defamation
- lie
calumny 的定义
plural cal·um·nies.
- a false and malicious statement designed to injure the reputation of someone or something: The speech was considered a calumny of the administration.
- the act of uttering calumnies; slander; defamation.
calumny 近义词
slander
calumny 的近义词 2 个
更多calumny例句
- He knows his hope for another presidential appointment could be hampered, because, as Choharis told the court, Jefferson “cannot escape the calumny” of false accusations.
- One imagines that the latest pope, a Jesuit, is familiar with the centuries of calumny that have been heaped upon his forebears.
- It has been said that the Duke betrayed the Bourbons and was privy to the Emperor's return, but this is a calumny.
- Calumny, instead of gratitude, was unsparingly heaped upon herself and her husband.
- The similitude is a calumny on the descendants of Ishmael; the fiercest Bedouin are refined and mild compared with the Apaches.
- Neither envy nor calumny had the least influence over me, or I felt it only from persons who had not the power to injure me.
- Then he flung his glove at the king's feet, saying: "Let him who believes that calumny come forward!"