Aspersions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASPERSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ASPERSION, calumny, slander
• an attack on the reputation or integrity of someone or something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sprinkling with water especially in religious ceremonies

Words related to ASPERSIONS

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How to use ASPERSIONS in a sentence

• But his anger was hotter than ever against Shere Ali, since but for Shere Ali the aspersions would never have been cast.
• I have made this digression from a love of justice and from a wish to vindicate the French Republic and Napoleon from one at least of the many unjust aspersions cast on them.
• To contradict these and similar aspersions, his widow put all of Mr.
• He understood and loved his pupils, and would not have aspersions cast upon them.
• It was therefore well that some one should attempt to justify the emotional life against the aspersions of those who have done it grave injustice.
• Do not suffer the malignant aspersions of the criminal to give you uneasiness.
• She was quite hurt at the aspersions upon her home, and entered the dining-room in a breathing spell to sit at my table, a rather unusual honor I deeply felt.
• There were the same pretences for reformation and loyalty, the same aspersions of the king, and the same grounds of a rebellion.
• Toward Spring Bank the aspersions of the Confederate adherents were particularly directed.
• No man from Oskosh, or from Hull, Or any other chosen place Can rise with a distended skull, And cast aspersions in your face.
• Aspersions cast upon their sincerity, their patience, and their loyalty to their superiors.
• How with all its protestations for charity, brotherly love, and union, it often runs out into the meanest spirit of casting aspersions on others and stealing from their churches.
• But it is always safer to speak of things that have happened long ago, and aspersions may be cast with impunity on Ahab and Jezebel and Balak.
• Rayburn, he would have felt it his duty to reject them, as unjustifiable aspersions on an absent man.
• He afterwards published a Vindication of this Sermon from the aspersions of Mr.
• The duchess demanded an audience of her majesty, on pretence of vindicating her own character from some aspersions.
• Since the writer has no wish to cast aspersions on anyone He has confined Himself to these few examples.
• As the result of the aspersions cast upon her, the once famous duel was evolved in which Charles Dickinson fell by the hand of Jackson in 1806.
• Not that any aspersions on the Moravians are intended, for I have the greatest respect for them.
• The editors pour forth volleys of aspersions against all Negroes because of the few who may be guilty.
• I shall believe none of these low aspersions on your honor, Mr.
• It is unnecessary to observe, that Quintilian, in sundry parts of his work, has vindicated Cicero from these aspersions.
• The class resolved itself into an Opposition, inspired by one object, which was to repudiate aspersions.
• There, in an ingeniously pretended dissertation, it is invented how ill founded the aspersions are against Mr.
• General Webb was a man upon whose courage and generalship several aspersions had already been cast.
• If ever he was to regain confidence and show these aspersions to be untrue, this was the time to show himself in his true colours.

Similar words containing ASPERSION without suffix s

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