slanderously Synonyms
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- aspersion
- malignity
- innuendo
- mud
- denigration
- detraction
- vituperation
- maliciousness
- malice
- character-assassination
- malevolence
- belittlement
- backbiting
- calumniation
- spite
- malignancy
- denunciation
- hatchet-job
- spitefulness
- scorn
- disparagement
- aspersing
- disdain
- hatefulness
- venom
- muck
- vilifying
- invective
- meanness
- traducing
slanderously Meaning
slanderously (r)
in a false and slanderous and defamatory manner; with slander or calumny
slanderously Sentence Examples
- The political opponent slanderously accused her adversary of corruption, damaging her reputation irreparably.
- The journalist recklessly published slanderously false allegations against the celebrity, leading to a defamation lawsuit.
- The employee was fired after being slanderously accused of stealing from the company, despite having no evidence to support the claim.
- The gossip magazine slanderously insinuated that the actress was having an affair with her co-star, tarnishing her image.
- The online forum allowed anonymous users to slanderously spread rumors about an innocent person, causing significant distress.
- The disgruntled employee slanderously claimed that his boss was incompetent and unethical, but his allegations were unfounded.
- The politician's slanderously false accusations against his rival during the election campaign undermined public trust.
- The company launched a lawsuit against the former employee for slanderously damaging its reputation by spreading false information.
- The anonymous letter slanderously accused the mayor of corruption, but no evidence was provided to substantiate the claims.
- The lawyer warned his client against slanderously attacking the opposing party in court, as it could lead to serious consequences.
FAQs About the word slanderously
in a false and slanderous and defamatory manner; with slander or calumny
libeling, libelling, defamation, defaming,libel, contempt, smearing, abuse,calumny, smear
honor, honor, esteem, respect, commendation, applause, commendation, acclaim, praise,praise
The political opponent slanderously accused her adversary of corruption, damaging her reputation irreparably.
The journalist recklessly published slanderously false allegations against the celebrity, leading to a defamation lawsuit.
The employee was fired after being slanderously accused of stealing from the company, despite having no evidence to support the claim.
The gossip magazine slanderously insinuated that the actress was having an affair with her co-star, tarnishing her image.
