v.剥夺公民的公民权和财产；凌辱，玷污，损害（名誉）
n.污点；耻辱；私权丧失

原形：attaint第三人称单数：attaints过去式：attainted过去分词：attainted现在分词：attainting

The king attainted the traitor, stripping him of all his titles and lands.
国王宣告那个叛徒犯有重罪，剥夺了他的所有头衔和土地。
She was attainted of witchcraft and burned at the stake.
她被指控为女巫并被处以火刑。
His reputation was attainted after he was caught embezzling funds from the company.
他因挪用公司资金而被捕后，名誉受损。
The senator was attainted of corruption and forced to resign from office.
那位参议员因贪污受贿而被判有罪，并被迫辞职。
The judge declared that the defendant was attainted of murder and sentenced him to life in prison.
法官宣布被告犯有谋杀罪，并判处其终身监禁。
The evidence against her was overwhelming, and she was attainted of theft.
对她的证据确凿无疑，她被判犯有盗窃罪。
He was attainted of treason and sentenced to death by hanging.
他被判犯有叛国罪，并被判处绞刑。
After being attainted of fraud, the businessman lost everything he had worked for.
这名商人被判犯有欺诈罪后，失去了所有努力得来的东西。
The witness's testimony attainted the accused of lying under oath.
证人的证词证明被告在宣誓下作了伪证。
The scandal attainted the entire political party, causing many members to lose their seats in the election.
这场丑闻玷污了整个政党，导致许多成员在选举中失去了席位。