impugning Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- taxing
- charging
- appealing
- prosecuting
- impeaching
- reproaching
- defaming
- castigating
- citing
- indicting
- damning
- faulting
- trying
- chiding
- incriminating
- censuring
- implicating
- summoning
- calling-on-
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- exonerating
- remitting
- excusing
- pardoning
- remitting
- pardoning
- vindicating
- forgiving
- excusing
- vindicating
- forgiving
- exonerating
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impugning Meaning
impugning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Impugn
impugning Sentence Examples
- The defense attorney impugned the witness's credibility by highlighting their criminal past.
- The journalist's article impugned the politician's integrity with allegations of corruption.
- The company's actions impugned its reputation, leading to a loss of customers.
- The student's essay impugned the professor's theories, sparking a lively debate.
- The investigation unearthed evidence impugning the suspect's alibi.
- The critic's review impugned the movie's artistry, calling it "an uninspired work."
- The candidate's opponent released documents impugning their financial dealings.
- The whistleblower's testimony impugned the government's handling of the crisis.
- The lawsuit impugned the validity of the patent, alleging that it was based on stolen technology.
- The historian's research impugned the long-held belief about the origins of a particular war.
FAQs About the word impugning
of Impugn
criticizing, condemning, blaming, accusing, denouncing, taxing, charging,appealing, prosecuting, impeaching
justifying, championing, advocating,defending, defending, advocating, justifying, championing, exonerating, remitting
The defense attorney impugned the witness's credibility by highlighting their criminal past.
The journalist's article impugned the politician's integrity with allegations of corruption.
The company's actions impugned its reputation, leading to a loss of customers.
The student's essay impugned the professor's theories, sparking a lively debate.
