calumny

Definition of "calumny"
  1. The act of purposely distorting another's actions or words in a harmful way to damage their reputation, or falsely accusing them of committing a crime
How to use "calumny" in a sentence
  1. He was the subject of a calumny that led to unwanted public scrutiny.
  2. By spreading false information about her colleague, she committed an act of calumny.
  3. Calumny played a part in their heated business rivalry, culminating in a lawsuit.

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