slanderous (Meaning)
slanderous (s)
(used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign
slanderous (a.)
Given or disposed to slander; uttering slander.
Embodying or containing slander; calumnious; as, slanderous words, speeches, or reports.
Synonyms & Antonyms of slanderous
slanderous Sentence Examples
- The opposition unleashed a slanderous campaign to discredit the incumbent mayor.
- The allegations made by the opposition were so slanderous that they could not be ignored.
- The media outlet was sued for publishing a slanderous article that damaged the reputation of a public figure.
- The once-prominent businessman's career was destroyed by slanderous rumors spread by his envious rivals.
- The online comment section was filled with slanderous remarks that attacked the character of the victim.
- The slanderous accusations against the charity's founder threatened to erode public trust.
- The lawsuit alleged that the defendant had uttered slanderous statements that falsely accused the plaintiff of criminal activity.
- The judge dismissed the slanderous claims as lacking any factual basis.
- The victim of the slanderous attacks struggled to rebuild her life after the damage caused by the malicious gossip.
- The spread of slanderous information on social media can have devastating consequences for individuals and businesses alike.
FAQs About the word slanderous
(used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malignGiven or disposed to slander; uttering slander., Embodying or containing slander; c
erroneous,libelous, incorrect, defamatory, unfavorable, libellous, calumnious, derogatory, scandalous, untrue
complimentary, favorable,favorable, complimentary, laudatory, appreciative, appreciative, laudatory, true,factual
The opposition unleashed a slanderous campaign to discredit the incumbent mayor.
The allegations made by the opposition were so slanderous that they could not be ignored.
The media outlet was sued for publishing a slanderous article that damaged the reputation of a public figure.
The once-prominent businessman's career was destroyed by slanderous rumors spread by his envious rivals.
