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单词 slander
释义
slander
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈslɑːn.dər/us
/ˈslæn.dɚ/
afalsespokenstatementabout someone thatdamagestheirreputation, or the making of such astatement:
诽谤，诋毁
Thedoctorissuinghispartnerforslander.那名医生将控告他的合伙人诽谤。
Sheregardedhiscommentas a slanderonher goodreputation.她把他的评论视为对她良好声誉的诋毁。
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libelnoun
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Damaging reputation
  • anti-defamation
  • aspersion
  • besmirch
  • black mark
  • blacken
  • blot
  • demonize
  • dog
  • dragsomeone'sname through the mire/mudidiom
  • give a dog a bad nameidiom
  • hurl/throw/sling mud atsomeoneidiom
  • poison
  • self-immolation
  • show someone in a bad lightidiom
  • slanderer
  • slanderous
  • slanderously
  • smear
  • stab
  • stain
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slander
verb[T]
uk
/ˈslɑːn.dər/us
/ˈslæn.dɚ/
todamagesomeone'sreputationby making afalsespokenstatementabout them
诽谤，诋毁
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besmirchliterary
defameformal
denigrate
libelverb
smearverb(ACCUSE)
sullyformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Damaging reputation
  • anti-defamation
  • aspersion
  • besmirch
  • black mark
  • blacken
  • blot
  • demonize
  • dog
  • dragsomeone'sname through the mire/mudidiom
  • give a dog a bad nameidiom
  • hurl/throw/sling mud atsomeoneidiom
  • poison
  • self-immolation
  • show someone in a bad lightidiom
  • slanderer
  • slanderous
  • slanderously
  • smear
  • stab
  • stain
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Related words

slanderer
slanderous
slanderously
(Definition ofslanderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

slander| American Dictionary

slander
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈslæn·dər/
afalse,spokenstatementabout someone whichdamagesthat person'sreputation, or the making of such astatement:
[U]Politicalcampaignsarefullofshamelessslander.

slander

verb[T]us
/ˈslæn·dər/
Herstatementwas notmeantto slander anybody – it's justdescriptive.

slanderous

adjectiveus
/ˈslæn·dər·əs/
McCarthyunleashedslanderousaccusationsin everydirection.
(Definition ofslanderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

slander| Business English

slander
noun[U]
LAW
uk
/ˈslɑːndər/us
statementsthat someone makes about anotherpersonthat are nottrueand thatharmtheirreputation, or thecrimeof making thesestatements:
Where is thelinebetween slander andfreespeech?
ThegroupissuingVan der Waldfor slander.
aslanderlawsuit/suit/charge
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libelnoun
slander
verb[T]
LAW
uk
/ˈslɑːndər/us
to say something about someone that isconsideredto be slander:
She wasaccusedof slandering the USbeefindustryon hertelevisionshow.
Compare
libelverb
(Definition ofslanderfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofslander

slander
He said he was not going to stand slandering and maligning of the workers.
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We can afford, therefore, not to be too mindful of some of the slanders which are uttered about us by our own countrymen.
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In doing so, he risked absurd slanders from his fellow countrymen—accusations of softness and even of treachery.
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At this moment the husband is responsible in law for all the slanders and written libels which his wife may commit.
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If by chance or by design a person is libelled or slandered, legal aid is not available so that he may institute proceedings.
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I am perfectly certain that no one would believe that they are merely slandering their men.
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I believe that the remedy for the crudest slanders exists already, without this clause.
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Suppose a wife alleges that her husband has grossly slandered her.
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They are very dangerous, and at least there ought to be some power over them which would keep them from making malicious slanders against applicants.
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We have been told that the unemployed have been subject to many slanders.
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I feel that there would be a crop of libels or slanders.
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What protection would he provide to the public where in such investigatory journalism a person is slandered and libelled?
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We all expected it to turn up in the form of a private individual suing another private individual because he had been libelled or slandered.
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We were gravely slandered when we were described as narrow nationalists.
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They have slandered millions of our fellow citizens by repeating that mantra time and again.
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