calumny

"I wonder what calumnies another five minutes might have brought."

My mother is doing all she can to stop certain calumnies which seem to have got about on your disaster.

In response to this latest calumny, the board has come up with two lines of defense.

"But none of them has lived to repeat the calumny."

You have heard the calumnies heaped upon the book and its author.

"I have opened the door to calumny to my totally innocent wife and family."

I think no better of all the other calumnies.

He deserves all the calumny that is now falling upon his head.

To call the style wooden is a calumny on the timber industry.

Ban stepped in front of him before he could repeat the calumny.

There was no basis in fact for the calumnies.

Failing that, she should apologize for this exercise in calumny.

So far, not one has denied the charge or accused the reporters of calumny.

You're not going to publish unsubstantiated calumnies like this in the Times, are you?

"Oh, one can have a very tolerable calumny for such a sum as that!"

"If the accusation prove a calumny, so much the better for you.

It is harder to kill a whisper than even a shouted calumny.

To others, his efforts are such outrageous calumnies that they amount to treason.

The unbearable facts would have to be buried under a mountain of calumnies.

Almost immediately, however, he was accused by his enemies of various calumnies and sins.

It is as a noun that calumny is best known.

And you have heard the calumny they have thrown upon Arthur.

It relates that both privately and publicly the Society was the object of much calumny.

"This is sheer slander and calumny," he was quoted as having said.

I solemnly declare to you that this charge is a most infamous calumny.