slander
નિંદા
definition
verb
they were accused of slandering the head of state
make false and damaging statements about (someone).
noun
he is suing the TV network for slander
the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation.
translation of 'slander'
નાલેશી,
અપવચન,
મૌખિક બદનક્ષી
noun
નિંદા
example
In the hope that the professor has since repented of such vicious 'slander' , I do not mention the name.
There is therefore no basis for a cause of action of 'slander' of title.
Libel and 'slander' laws are commonly used to punish unacceptable speech.
A 'slander' case with global connections has been simmering in Chinatown since November.
Mass arrests and a 'slander' campaign have been the rule ever since.
The defendants are further entitled to know who allegedly uttered the 'slander' , what was said and to whom.
he is suing the TV network for 'slander'
The 'slander' cases in the years between 1870 and 1890 bear out this assertion.
he is suing the TV company for 'slander'
Not long ago, however, the vice president filed a 'slander' suit against some members of the Taiwan media.
No need to set him off on a 'slander' suit.
All of this can be had without the malicious 'slander' or the scandalous headlines.
I cannot tell you how much of this is truth or malicious 'slander' .
I had the same reaction when the 'slanders' mounted against Thomas.
Without libeling or 'slandering' anybody, can you talk about murders like that in isolation from the political situation?
His stepmother Zhu treated him badly and always 'slandered' him in the front of his father.
He was shamed by a national radio station who 'slandered' him by suggesting that his favorite band is The Carpenters.
Over against the malicious 'slanders' of these men is the nearly universal admiration for Othello.
I was too cut off from the world to know that the news of my arrest had broken and that the government was 'slandering' me in the press.
He 'slandered' his comrades and he did it, as I wrote in the May 3 issue of National Review, by ‘Americanizing’ Soviet propaganda.
Ad hominem 'slanders' are fine when directed at former comrades.
You might expect it would have been for 'slanderously' questioning King's integrity.
I think, though, that we should all promise not to sue, however vile the 'slanders' and libels might become.
Such 'slanders' are nothing more or less than Social Racism - the belief that certain people are ‘trash’ because of an accident of birth.
The response of students to it should banish 'slanders' about ‘student apathy’.
When we are cursed, we bless; when we are persecuted, we endure it; when we are 'slandered' , we answer kindly.
If the most vicious 'slanders' imaginable and rampant election fraud don't constitute fighting dirty, what would?
Isn't this the same administration which 'slanders' all opponents and threatened to fire an analyst for telling the truth?
What should be poignant moments come out 'slanderously' funny, and the capper twist makes this the most satisfying of the bunch.
Prudie only mentions this because to repeat such an accusation, should it be untrue, would be 'slanderous' .
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