mudslinger Sentence Examples

  1. The political race became a mudslinging contest, with both candidates hurling baseless accusations.
  2. The mudslinger spread rumors that his opponent had engaged in financial improprieties.
  3. The opposition hired a notorious mudslinger to discredit the incumbent candidate.
  4. The mudslinging tactics of the campaign left a bitter aftertaste in voters' mouths.
  5. The mudslinger's accusations were so outrageous that even his own supporters questioned their validity.
  6. The media condemned the mudslinging as a disgrace to democracy.
  7. The mudslinger's relentless attacks failed to sway public opinion, as voters grew tired of the negativity.
  8. The campaign descended into a cesspool of mudslinging, with both sides engaging in character assassination.
  9. The mudslinging reached a fever pitch, with candidates resorting to personal insults and baseless claims.
  10. The mudslinger's reputation for spreading falsehoods made him an unreliable source of information.

mudslinger Meaning

Wordnet

mudslinger (n)

one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)

Synonyms & Antonyms of mudslinger

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one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)

attack dog, polemicist, shark, hired gun,polemist,hatchet man, hit man, barracuda

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The political race became a mudslinging contest, with both candidates hurling baseless accusations.

The mudslinger spread rumors that his opponent had engaged in financial improprieties.

The opposition hired a notorious mudslinger to discredit the incumbent candidate.

The mudslinging tactics of the campaign left a bitter aftertaste in voters' mouths.