Miss Tadpoddle had maligned Miss Bramlett, and she had slandered everybody else in Memphis.
They always managed somehow to let the parties slandered know of the fact.
The traditional historians of schoolbooks not only neglected him for many years but deliberately maligned andslandered him.
When they came west to England, Giparde said the Northmen had slandered him.
But it happened to him, as it often does to others, that persons more wicked and jealous than upright slandered him to King Sigurd, and whispered in the king's ear that he took more of the Laplander's tribute to himself than was proper.
By the same law no person was to be put to death on the oath of one witness:3 and a man who slandered his wife was also to be chastised, that is scourged, and fined one hundred shekels of silver.
That is precisely what the slanderer tries to effect by exposing the slandered without trial to his hearer's wrath, and precluding defence by the secrecy of his denunciation.
Godfrey Mills, had, as could be proved by witnesses, slandered the prisoner in an abominable manner, and the prosecution were not intending for a moment to attempt to establish the truth of his slander.
He had just heard from Sir Richard's own lips who it was who had slanderedand blackened him, but, in his dream, he was conscious of no anger.
He had certainly seen Sir Richard the day before, and Sir Richard had given him the name of the man who had slandered him.
He had driven by the corner of the Park, where the path over the downs left the main road and within a few hundred yards of him at that moment, had been, dead or alive, the man who had so vilely slandered him.
Think of my name, that has been so often slandered but never disgraced!
They babbled over Nucingen; he was discussed and judged; they evenslandered him.
Their friends among men, the only persons who might have slandered the sisters, championed them; for the extraordinary liberty permitted in the d'Aldriggers' salon made it unique in Paris.
And all this was strange, because in reality he was a man of feeling, given to tears, Could he be possessed by some devil which hated and slandered in him, apart from his own will?
The old lady could not look without laughing at her daughter who had slandered an innocent man, and the daughter felt ashamed.
And now we come to one of the best-slandered men of them all,--Fray Marcos de Nizza, the discoverer of Arizona and New Mexico.
They slandered David, accusing him of Liberalism, Atheism, and what not.
From that moment, this fortunate little member of a brutally-slandered race attached herself to her new friend, and to that friend only.
As a rule, religion is a sanctified mistake, and heresy a slandered fact.
I never knew a man in whose perfect integrity I had more perfect confidence, and in less than one year even the men who have slandered him will agree with me.
And you, Cardinal Bonpre, must receive from us a necessary measure of correction, for having pardoned one who in his last discourse to humanity attacked the Church and slandered it.
Monsieur Miraudin, you have greatly insulted and falsely slandered a lady whom I have the honour to know.
I did know nothing until yesterday about his having misrepresented as early as 1840 my doctrine regarding Christ's coming and slandered and calumniated me already in that year.
You ought to admit publicly that you slandered the dead; that you falsified history; that you defamed the defenceless; that you deliber- 517 ately denied what you had published in your own paper.
Francis says that Cheetham in the same way slandered Alexander Hamilton and De Witt Clinton?
He cannot compel you to produce your testi- mony, or admit by your silence that you have cruelly slandered the defenceless dead.
Is it, then, only to slandered men that the privilege belongs of desiring to exculpate themselves and their families and their friends from unjust censure?
Lady Byron had stood all these fourteen yearsslandered by her husband, and misunderstood by his friends, when, had she so chosen, this opinion of Dr.
The truth is," neither he nor any other one among us at this day, knows whether that woman was slandered or not.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slandered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
