impugn 的定义
- to challenge as false; cast doubt upon.
 - Archaic. to assail by words or arguments; vilify.
 - Obsolete. to attack physically.
 
impugn 近义词
criticize, challenge
impugn 的近义词 39 个
- assail
 - contravene
 - tar
 - attack
 - blast
 - break
 - contradict
 - cross
 - deny
 - dispute
 - gainsay
 - knock
 - negate
 - negative
 - oppose
 - question
 - resist
 - slam
 - smear
 - traduce
 - trash
 - traverse
 - zap
 - call into question
 - cast aspersions upon
 - cast doubt upon
 - come down on
 - cut to shreds
 - disaffirm
 - pin something on
 - put down
 - run down
 - skin alive
 - stick it to
 - swipe at
 - throw doubt on
 - throw the book at
 - thumb nose at
 - zing
 
impugn 的反义词 16 个
更多impugn例句
- It’s more work for you, of course, but the goal is to ensure your behavior is above reproach while giving Wanda space to prove —or impugn — herself.
 - “I think the jury will see it as a desperate attempt to try and impugn his character,” Slotnick says.
 - The Secret Service is personal to the president, and its infractions impugn that trust.
 - Defense lawyers will look for inconsistencies in the same records as they try to impugn her credibility further.
 - Neeld admitted that he had no reason to impugn the Major's character.
 - To suppose them to have been otherwise would be to impugn the common sense of our ancestors.
 - I do not perceive that my associates impugn a single statement of fact contained in my note.
 - This practice is of such venerable antiquity, and so universal, that it would be vain to impugn it.
 - But without meaning to impugn his veracity, or to dispute the register, we may say that he has scarcely got anybody to believe it.