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Definition of slander
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Slander
(n.)
Formerly,
defamation
generally,
whether
oral or
written;
in
modern
usage,
defamation
by words
spoken;
utterance
of
false,
malicious,
and
defamatory
words,
tending
to the
damage
and
derogation
of
another;
calumny.
See the Note under
Defamation..
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Aspersed
::
Aspersed
(a.)
Bespattered;
slandered;
calumniated.
Injury
::
Injury
(a.) Any
damage
or
violation
of, the
person,
character,
feelings,
rights,
property,
or
interests
of an
individual;
that which
injures,
or
occasions
wrong,
loss,
damage,
or
detriment;
harm; hurt; loss;
mischief;
wrong;
evil; as, his
health
was
impaired
by a
severe
injury;
slander
is an
injury
to the
character..
Slander
::
Slander
(n.)
Disgrace;
reproach;
dishonor;
opprobrium.
Asperse
::
Asperse
(v. t.) To
bespatter
with foul
reports
or false and
injurious
charges;
to
tarnish
in point of
reputation
or good name; to
slander
or
calumniate;
as, to
asperse
a poet or his
writings;
to
asperse
a man's
character..
Poison
::
Poison
(n.) To
taint;
to
corrupt;
to
vitiate;
as, vice
poisons
happiness;
slander
poisoned
his
mind..
Scandal
::
Scandal
(v. t.) To treat
opprobriously;
to
defame;
to
asperse;
to
traduce;
to
slander.
Defamation
::
Defamation
(n.) Act of
injuring
another's
reputation
by any
slanderous
communication,
written
or oral; the wrong of
maliciously
injuring
the good name of
another;
slander;
detraction;
calumny;
aspersion..
Missay
::
Missay
(v. t.) To speak evil of; to
slander.
Slander
::
Slander
(n.)
Formerly,
defamation
generally,
whether
oral or
written;
in
modern
usage,
defamation
by words
spoken;
utterance
of
false,
malicious,
and
defamatory
words,
tending
to the
damage
and
derogation
of
another;
calumny.
See the Note under
Defamation..
Disslander
::
Disslander
(v. t.) To
slander.
Scandalize
::
Scandalize
(v. t.) To
reproach;
to
libel;
to
defame;
to
slander.
Rake
::
Rake (v. t.) To
collect
or draw
together
with
laborious
industry;
to
gather
from a wide
space;
to
scrape
together;
as, to rake
together
wealth;
to rake
together
slanderous
tales;
to rake
together
the
rabble
of a
town..
Disslanderous
::
Disslanderous
(a.)
Slanderous.
Defame
::
Defame
(v. t.) To harm or
destroy
the good fame or
reputation
of; to
disgrace;
especially,
to speak evil of
maliciously;
to
dishonor
by
slanderous
reports;
to
calumniate;
to
asperse..
Foul-spoken
::
Foul-spoken
(a.) Using
profane,
scurrilous,
slanderous,
or
obscene
language..
Stab
::
Stab (v. t.) Fig.: To
injure
secretly
or by
malicious
falsehood
or
slander;
as, to stab a
person's
reputation..
Disclaunder
::
Disclaunder
(v. t.) To
injure
one's good name; to
slander.
Slander
::
Slander
(n.) A false tale or
report
maliciously
uttered,
tending
to
injure
the
reputation
of
another;
the
malicious
utterance
of
defamatory
reports;
the
dissemination
of
malicious
tales or
suggestions
to the
injury
of
another..
Defamer
::
Defamer
(n.) One who
defames;
a
slanderer;
a
detractor;
a
calumniator.
Slander
::
Slander
(v. t.) To
defame;
to
injure
by
maliciously
uttering
a false
report;
to
tarnish
or
impair
the
reputation
of by false tales
maliciously
told or
propagated;
to
calumniate.
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