slander

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de difundir una declaración oral falsa que daña la reputación de una persona.

A noun referring to the act of making a false spoken statement that damages a person's reputation.

incontable

1. B2formallegal

   The act of making a false spoken statement that damages a person's reputation.

   calumnia verbal

   • He sued the newspaper for slander after they published false claims.
   • Spreading slander about a colleague can lead to legal consequences.
   • The politician accused his opponent of slander during the debate.

   Sinónimosaspersioncalumnydefamationvilification

   Antónimosacclaimcommendationcomplimentpraise

2. Defamation in generalB2informal

   Any false and malicious statement that harms someone's reputation, whether spoken or written.

   difamación

   • She was a victim of vicious slander from her rivals.
   • Don't listen to the slander; it's all lies.
   • The celebrity's career was ruined by constant slander in the tabloids.

   Sinónimosaspersioncalumnydefamationdenigrationobloquytraducementvilification

   Antónimosaccoladecommendationcomplimentencomiumpraise

• Verbo que designa la acción de difundir una declaración oral falsa y maliciosa que daña la reputación de alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a false spoken statement that damages someone's reputation.

1. Make false spoken statementsB2formallegal

   To make a false spoken statement that damages someone's reputation.

   calumniar

   • He was sued for slandering his former business partner.
   • The politician claimed the newspaper slandered him.
   • She slandered her colleague by spreading lies about his work.

   Sinónimosaspersecalumniatedefamemalignsmeartraducevilify

   Antónimoscommendextollaudpraise