slander
41slander — Defamation of other people by lying speech; forbidden in OT (Lev. 19:16) and in the Church (2 Cor. 12:20) …
42slander — [sclaundre] , sb. RG. 333, 354 == fame, report. Alys. 4797 …
43slander — slan·der || slændÉ™r / slÉ‘ËndÉ™ n. false and injurious statements made about another, defamation, calumny v. make false and injurious statements about another, defame, vilify, malign …
44slander — snarled …
45slander — noun Law the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person s reputation. Compare with libel. ↘a false and malicious spoken statement. verb make false and malicious spoken statements about. Derivatives slanderer noun… …
46slander — I. v. a. 1. Defame, calumniate, vilify, scandalize, decry, reproach, malign, traduce, brand, blacken, asperse, backbite, libel, belie. 2. Disparage, detract from. II. n. 1. Defamation, aspersion, detraction, calumny, backbiting, scandal, obloquy …
47slander — n 1. defamation, denigration, vilification, vituperation; scandal, Inf. skeleton in the closet; censure, reproach, denunciation, curse, malediction, railing, invective, commination, Archaic. exprobration; shame, disgrace, dishonor, ill repute,… …
48slander — slan·der …
49slander — This word (from the Latin scandalum, meaning a stumbling block or temptation ) refers to untrue statements or untrue allegations that falsely damage a person s reputation …
50slander — Holoholo ōlelo, aki, imi ōlelo, ho omā ino ino. Also: ākē, alapahi, paoke e, ahi ahi, haku ōlelo; waha ō koko (one s blood); welewele iwi (fig.). See wood borer …
