slanderous in Greek
slanderous in Greek is δυσφημιστικός — slanderous means false and damaging to someone's reputation.
slanderous in Greek
δυσφημιστικός
Pronounced: dysfimistikos
(of something said) Both untrue and harmful to a reputation.
What does "slanderous" mean?
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adjective False and damaging to someone's reputation.
"The newspaper retracted the slanderous claims after a lawsuit was threatened."
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slanderous in a sentence
- The newspaper retracted the slanderous claims after a lawsuit was threatened.
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What is "slanderous" in Greek?
"slanderous" in Greek is δυσφημιστικός. slanderous means: False and damaging to someone's reputation.
How do you pronounce δυσφημιστικός?
"slanderous" in Greek is δυσφημιστικός, pronounced "dysfimistikos".
How do you use "slanderous" in a sentence?
Example: "The newspaper retracted the slanderous claims after a lawsuit was threatened." In Greek, "slanderous" is δυσφημιστικός.
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