obloquy

• Sustantivo que denota una fuerte crítica pública, abuso verbal o el estado de deshonra resultante de tales ataques; también puede significar una acusación falsa o la distorsión maliciosa de las palabras o acciones de alguien.

A noun referring to strong public criticism, verbal abuse, or a state of disgrace resulting from such abuse; it can also denote a false accusation or malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions.

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1. Public disgraceC2formal

   A state of shame or dishonor brought about by widespread criticism or verbal abuse.

   Deshonra pública

   • The politician faced public obloquy after the scandal broke.
   • His reputation suffered obloquy due to the false rumors.
   • The company endured obloquy for its unethical practices.

   Sinónimosdiscreditdisgracedishonorhumiliationignominyinfamyodiumopprobriumshamestigma

   Antónimosadmirationesteemgloryhonorrespect

2. False accusationC2formal

   A maliciously false statement or misrepresentation intended to harm someone's reputation.

   Difamación o calumnia

   • The journalist was sued for obloquy after publishing the fabricated story.
   • He was subjected to obloquy by his rivals who spread lies about him.
   • The court dismissed the obloquy as baseless slander.

   Antónimosaccoladecommendationpraise