Aspersion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASPERSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• calumny, slander
• an attack on the reputation or integrity of someone or something
• disparaging or malicious remark
• A sprinkling, as with water or dust, in a literal sense.
• The spreading of calumniations reports or charges which tarnish reputation, like the bespattering of a body with foul water; calumny.
• a disparaging remark
• an abusive attack on a person\'s character or good name
• the act of sprinkling water in baptism (rare)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sprinkling with water especially in religious ceremonies

Words related to ASPERSION

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Words that contain ASPERSION

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How to use ASPERSION in a sentence

• The aspersion which would trace those deeds to the meeting of St.
• Almost every word which Ralston had spoken had seemed to him an aspersion upon Violet Oliver.
• Anyway, prove it to us this summer and there is no one who will be gladder than I to take back the aspersion.
• After this little incident no one ever so far forgot himself as to breathe the faintest aspersion on Mr.
• No aspersion whatever has been made on it, except that you said a note had been delivered at the door, though you knew it to have been not so delivered.
• I was going to add that the light food may have something to say to this, but as the Irish are not remarkable for their small families, this would be an unwarrantable aspersion.
• Such undoubtedly is human nature, and it can by no means be interpreted as an unjust aspersion, that Cook was not exempted from its common infirmities.
• This is easily understood, without any aspersion on his veracity.
• There was no mischief, no plot, no slander, no aspersion, that they would not allow themselves, no individual so vile that they would not cleave to him.
• O is for Oliver, casting aspersion On Omar, that awfully dissolute Persian, Though secretly longing to join the diversion.
• It is no aspersion on their bravery to say that more than one among them had already begun inwardly to curse this wild-goose chase into Jannati Shahr.
• He had been too long and too well known as the soul of honour and integrity, for one doubt or aspersion to be cast upon his name.
• We are cleaning their revered names from aspersion.
• All the injurious charges brought against them, will appear to be injurious, and they will he cleared of every aspersion.
• These considerations should substantially disprove the wicked aspersion lately made that British policy aimed at the subversion of republican autonomy in those two States.

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