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He denied all such allegations as "lies, calumny, and manipulation."calumny = false accusations
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We can expect calumny from our critics.
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The committee is characterized by chaos and calumny.
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In Proctor's presence a fool felt his foolishness instantly-and a Proctor is always marked for calumny therefore. (source)calumny = false accusation
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Of such insolences and attempted slights he, of course, took no notice, and in the opinion of most people his frank debonair manner, his charming boyish smile, and the infinite grace of that wonderful youth that seemed never to leave him, were in themselves a sufficient answer to the calumnies (for so they called them) that were circulated about him. (source)calumnies = false accusations against a person
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Vile calumny.† (source)
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Given the calumny New York previously had shoveled on Chicago, the postponement was an act of surprising grace.† (source)
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He looked about imploringly for help in defending his country's future against the obnoxious calumnies of this sly and sinful assailant.† (source)calumnies = false accusations against a person
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He too loved Aziz, and knew he was calumniated; but faith did not rule his heart, and he prated of "policy" and "evidence" in a way that saddened the Englishman.† (source)
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From the evil seed of lust all other deadly sins had sprung forth: pride in himself and contempt of others, covetousness in using money for the purchase of unlawful pleasures, envy of those whose vices he could not reach to and calumnious murmuring against the pious, gluttonous enjoyment of food, the dull glowering anger amid which he brooded upon his longing, the swamp of spiritual and bodily sloth in which his whole being had sunk.† (source)
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Strangely, however, he did not bow to them, as had been his humble act in the past, when his calumniators had arraigned and flayed him.† (source)calumniators = people who makes a false accusations
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Hush, March; do not calumniate a daughter over her mother's grave!† (source)
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you are a liar, a calumniator, a villain.† (source)calumniator = someone who makes a false accusation against another
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Max's eyes settled on one thick tome written by an imp named Calumny.† (source)
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They go the length of declaring that this honest creature would do anything for money, that the HISPANIOLA belonged to him, and that he sold it me absurdly high—the most transparent calumnies.† (source)calumnies = false accusations against a person
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One who had reproached him for deserting her when calumniated, who had urged claims upon his consideration on that account, who had lived waiting for him, who at the first decent opportunity had come to ask him to rectify, by making her his, the false position into which she had placed herself for his sake; such she had been.† (source)
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