Slandered

It is far better to clear their name to the people you slandered them in front of.

Johnson’s actions have specifically attacked and slandered the teachers of Lindsay Thurber.

If I were Rudolph I’d tell Garrett I’d be happy to sit down with him, right after he holds a press conference and publicly admits he lied, the same way he publicly slandered Rudolph.

The media slandered Tom Cotton for asking a legitimate question.

The topic is being brought up in a corruptive tone and people are being slandered, giving them positions or views they have never presented.

Co-Creator Harmon voiced his disappointment“I was familiar going into the third season, having talked to Felicia Day, that any high-profile women get doxxed, they get harassed, they get threatened, they get slandered.

So could it be that Trump and Scott outright lied and slandered Snipes (and Broward County itself) in an attempt to mislead the public, create confusion and anger, and cloud the counting process at a time it didn’t seem to favor the Republican candidates?

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — The Maine Republican Party's executive director told a state ethics commission that he alone was responsible for running an anonymous website that published articles Democrats said slandered their unsuccessful local candidate.

Between January and July this year, Facebook removed more than 1,000 posts that were considered in violation of local laws and deactivated 137 accounts that “slandered” the Communist Party, claimed former information and communications minister Tuan.

Spector has now been slandered in front of the entire student body with unfounded accusations of violence, white supremacy, racism, sexism, and homophobia.

The Bangor Daily News the state's ethics commission voted 3-2 on Thursday against launching an investigation of a website that published articles Democrats said slandered their unsuccessful Lewiston mayoral candidate.

These organizations slandered Gofman not for his political stance but because he believes his family and loved ones have the right to self-determination in the land of Israel.

I am here a representative of the southern people, one more slandered and maligned than any man in the nation.

Rodríguez claimed that this video "mocked" him, and that Michael had slandered him in interviews.

Saul's attitude toward David finds its excuse in the fact that his courtiers were all tale-bearers, and slandered David to him (Deut.

Written mostly in the form of pamphlets, the libelles "slandered the court, the Church, the aristocracy, the academies, the salons, everything elevated and respectable, including the monarchy itself".