9 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 rumor mill will have calumniated the company's financial stability, affecting its stock value.
By the end of the investigation, the suspect will have calumniated the integrity of the entire police force.
Despite their collaboration, rivals in the music industry will have calumniated each other's artistic abilities.
After the scandal, the tabloids will have calumniated the celebrity's personal life relentlessly.
By the time the trial concludes, the defendant will have calumniated the reputation of the witness.
Before the truth surfaces, the conspiracy theorists will have calumniated the government's actions.
As the gossip spreads, friends will have calumniated the motives behind the sudden decision to resign.
Despite the warnings, the politician will have calumniated his opponent in a last-ditch effort to sway voters.
The bitter rivalry between the two authors will have calumniated their literary achievements in the eyes of critics.
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