11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Calumniate' in a Sentence
"To falsely and maliciously make statements that damage someone's reputation; to slander." more
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The student is calumniating the teacher, causing disruptions in the classroom.
The rival companies will be calumniating each other during the product launch event.
By the time the scandal erupted, the politician will have been calumniating his opponents for months.
Some tabloids are known to calumniate celebrities for the sake of sensationalism.
By the time the trial concludes, the defendant will have calumniated the reputation of the witness.
The prosecutor will be calumniating the defendant throughout the trial.
She will be calumniating her coworker to undermine her chances of promotion.
As the gossip spreads, friends will have calumniated the motives behind the sudden decision to resign.
The online troll was calumniating innocent users on social media.
The conspiracy theorist continued to calumniate the moon landing, dismissing it as a hoax.
The tabloids have been calumniating the celebrity couple's marriage for weeks.
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