Calumny is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CALUMNY in dictionary:

VERB:
• slander (someone).
• make a false or malicious statement about (a person)
NOUN:
• the making of false and defamatory statements about someone in order to damage their reputation; slander
• a false and slanderous statement
• false or malicious statement
• False accusation of a crime or offense, maliciously made or reported, to the injury of another; malicious misrepresentation; slander; detraction.
• a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone\'s words or actions
• an abusive attack on a person\'s character or good name
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a false and malicious accusation

Words related to CALUMNY

calumnied14 calumnies13 calumnying18

Words that contain CALUMNY

calumnying18

How to use CALUMNY in a sentence

• A campaign of calumny began which is the exact counterpart of that against Belgium and the Belgians.
• At the sight of her whom he so much loved, and of whom he had just heard what he conceived to be such an atrocious calumny, the cavaliere was quite overcome.
• Let us abandon all that system of calumny against natives of India which has lately prevailed.
• Ancient prejudices are not yet obliterated, and I believe some pains have been taken to justify these persecutions by calumny.
• Yet Michelangelo, surrounded by jealous rivals, was only very lightly touched by the breath of calumny in his lifetime.
• We have already gained much, however, in the knowledge of the base calumny that drove the duchess from her home.
• As these were unable to compete with him in eloquence, or to beat him in debate, they soothed their injured feelings by conspiracy and calumny against him.
• But pure as he was, the worthy Goar was not destined to escape calumny.
• Question history, and learn how all the defenders of liberty, in all times, have been overwhelmed by calumny.
• Words are wanting to us, from horror, to repel this new and atrocious calumny against us.
• Everywhere scandal pursues me and calumny denies my name.
• On this subject it is hardly necessary for me to declare to you, on every thing sacred, that the part they ascribed to me was entirely a calumny.
• Calumny and abuse, combined with a wealth of sacred imagery, supply the place of any serious process of reasoning such as is displayed in Mr.
• Certainly very great courage is necessary in one who is called upon to bear calumny such as this from his society and his castemen.
• Money gives back small echo to the cries of calumny, however.
• Slander and calumny were never so insolently licentious in any country as they are this day in ours.
• Whosoever is truly great, is not afraid of free speaking nor of calumny.
• The conspirators had not succeeded in their designs by means of a matrimonial alliance, so they would now try the effect of calumny.
• The poison of calumny burnt into the soul of Ammalat.
• And whoso committeth a sin or iniquity, and afterwards layeth it on the innocent, he shall surely bear the guilt of calumny and manifest injustice.
• It would seem that sustained calumny had seasoned her against the malevolence of criticism.
• To the end of his brilliant life calumny pursued him.
• He was one of those upon whom was placed the burden of living down a calumny, and when he died Congress adjourned in his honour.
• Arden was exceedingly hurt that her name should be attached to such a cruel calumny, and, on consulting with Sir Henry Askham, it was agreed that he and Mrs.
• No statesman is safe from the calumny of newspapers, and no statesman violently and persistently attacked in a crisis can depend upon the loyalty of his colleagues.

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