Calumniated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CALUMNIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CALUMNIATE, to slander; misrepresent; besmirch
• make false and defamatory statements about
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter maliciously false statements, charges, or imputations about

Words related to CALUMNIATED

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How to use CALUMNIATED in a sentence

• Though, since this relation, she is calumniated by some people that are friends to the brother of Mrs.
• He said there were two classes of men, the African merchants, and the planters, both of whose characters had been grossly calumniated.
• They have proved by their acts that abolitionism had been calumniated in accusing it of menacing the unity of the United States.
• For all Lady Steyne knows, this calumniated, simple, good-humored Mrs.
• Having been calumniated by a Tory orator at Barrow, Mr.
• I pause not to investigate where the evil spirit arose, in principles or agents, against this injured and calumniated female.
• Similar messages kept coming to Xenophon by letter or otherwise from several quarters, warning him that he was calumniated, and had best be on his guard.
• The individual for whom it was originally written, but who had no more claim upon it than the Shah of Persia, misrepresented me, or rather calumniated me, so grossly to Messrs.
• Yea, desperate is the state of such as have calumniated Me and envied Me.
• Out of respect for him even his family was not particularly calumniated or maltreated, save now and then in moments of great irritation, as when the two Julias were condemned.
• Erasmus had, indeed, been miserably calumniated, and expected future libels.
• Three things hitherto best-cursed and most calumniated on earth, are brought forward to be weighed.
• Everett has calumniated me, and abused the good nature of his readers.
• It was found that the irrepressible Nanni had again calumniated Michael Angelo, and he was therefore dismissed.
• He represented that he was calumniated by his enemies and that the Swedish Government was about to demand his person.
• The unfortunate heart, masked and calumniated by the face, seemed for ever condemned to solitude under it, as under a tombstone.
• They invented divers accounts of what had happened, taunted Uli to his face and calumniated him behind his back.
• He said there were two classes of men, the African merchants, and the planters, both whose characters had been grossly calumniated.
• Certain auditors of Master Robert of Melun calumniated this work as practically useless.
• The Rameau of the dialogue was a real personage, and there is a dispute whether Diderot has not calumniated him.
• She has calumniated her countrymen, and the slander has gone with electric speed on the pinions of the press, to the ends of the earth.
• He was a Polish Jew, expelled from the communion of the orthodox, and the calumniated student was now a vagrant, with more sensibility than fortitude.
• In England PEIRESC was the associate of Camden and Selden, and had more than one interview with that friend to literary men, our calumniated James the First.
• Such circumstances in the history of art among nations have not always been developed by those theorists who have calumniated the artists of England.
• I was timorous of Committees, being ever by some of them calumniated, upbraided, scorned, and derided.

Similar words containing CALUMNIAT without suffix ed

calumniate14 calumniates15 calumniator15 calumniating17 calumniation16 calumniators16 calumniatory19 calumniations17

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