defame

One relative defamed Tom by claiming that he stole money from his own family.

He remained true to himself and paid a heavy price for it by being ostracized and defamed.

I was on the witness stand for nearly three days, answering questions from my lawyer and from the lawyer who alleged that I had defamed him.

A Moscow court has rejected a lawsuit filed by the grandson of Joseph Stalin claiming a Russian newspaper had defamed the Soviet dictator.

Christianity, in Britain as in much of Europe, is forever "subverted" , which in truth means it is defamed, reviled and mocked.

In contrast, being defamed is hurting and no benefit at all.

These people are unjustly accused, abused, and defamed -- often termed sick or morbid or on the border of pathology.

Feer is appealing against a 2008 Singapore court verdict which ruled that Feer had defamed the Lees. The appeal is pending.

Guo Mou thinks, the title that Sohu changes, defamed the daughter's reputation, also caused mental harm to them.

The journalists have defamed me! The article in the paper sullied my reputation.

Cor 4: 13 Being defamed, we intreat, we are made as the filth of the world, and are the offscourings of all things unto this day.

One relative defamed Linda by claiming these he stole cash since his have apatmenthold.

Crowley is the one defamed as a "racist" and "rogue cop. "

Before They can cleanse this karma, They will still be affected. They could get ill, be defamed, or even killed.