slanderous

IPA: sɫˈændɝʌs

Examples of "slanderous" in Sentences

WikiLeaks row: Putin labels US embassy cables 'slanderous'
Millcreek political ad causes sparks, called slanderous by opponent.
Means "slanderous" - suggests that the ancient devil defamed people through word and deed
Last week, Goldstein filed a countersuit, pointing to Stone's "slanderous" comments from the Coachella stage.
It's precisely this kind of slanderous campaign that you regularly run against anyone who disagrees with you.
"And what exactly do you call a slanderous letter sent about about Don and anyone else running against Abbott?
The Vatican denounced what it called a "slanderous campaign" against the Roman Catholic Church over the actions of Pope Pius XII during the Holocaust.
I guess when somebody calls your client a prostitute, the "B" word, drug addict, and con-artist, you might want to put a stop to that kind of slanderous commentary.
Criticize the stands on issues as you like, but to characterize Jeff in slanderous terms is both patently false and an affront to those who choose to read your blog.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The president of Ohio State University apologized Friday for comparing the problem of coordinating the school's many divisions to the Polish army, an off-the-cuff remark that a Polish-American group called a "slanderous" display of bigotry and ignorance.