discrediting (Meaning)

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discrediting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Discredit

The opposition's attempt to discredit the candidate's integrity proved unsuccessful.
The reporter's article was intended to discredit the company's environmental record.
The politician's scandal has led to widespread discrediting of his party.
The scientist's findings were discredited due to a lack of evidence.
The false claims made by the influencer led to the discrediting of their brand.
The athlete was accused of discrediting the sport with his unsportsmanlike conduct.
The witness's testimony was discredited by the defense attorney.
The company's decision to use child labor resulted in the discrediting of its products.
The investigation revealed financial irregularities, discrediting the organization's reputation.
The government's handling of the crisis was widely discredited by public opinion.

of Discredit

humiliating, embarrassing, disgracing, shaming, demeaning, belittling, minimizing,degrading, fouling, chastening

eulogizing, acclaiming, lauding, exalting, touting, canonizing, boasting, praising, saluting, acclaiming

The opposition's attempt to discredit the candidate's integrity proved unsuccessful.

The reporter's article was intended to discredit the company's environmental record.

The politician's scandal has led to widespread discrediting of his party.

The scientist's findings were discredited due to a lack of evidence.