n.诬告；诽谤，中伤

The politician was accused of calumniation after he made false claims about his opponent's personal life.
政客因对对手私生活做出虚假指控而被指责为诽谤。
The journalist faced legal action for calumniation when she published an unfounded story damaging the celebrity's reputation.
记者因发表了一篇未经证实、损害名人名誉的报道而面临诽谤的法律诉讼。
His constant calumniation of colleagues led to a toxic work environment and ultimately, his termination.
他不断诽谤同事，导致了恶劣的工作环境，最终自己也被解雇了。
The tabloid's practice of sensationalized headlines often borders on calumniation, misleading the public with exaggerations and half-truths.
小报惯用耸人听闻的标题，其做法常涉及诽谤，以夸大和半真半假的信息误导公众。
She won the defamation lawsuit against her former employer, proving that the allegations were nothing but calumniation.
她赢得了针对前雇主的诽谤诉讼，证明那些指控纯属诽谤。
The artist's career was nearly destroyed by baseless calumniation spread through social media.
艺术家的职业生涯几乎被社交媒体上散布的无根据诽谤所摧毁。
Calumniation is a serious offense that can not only ruin reputations but also have legal consequences.
诽谤是一项严重的罪行，不仅能毁掉名声，还可能带来法律后果。
The politician's speech was full of calumniation against the opposing party, stirring up emotions but lacking factual evidence.
这位政客的演讲充满了对反对党的诽谤，虽能激起情绪，却缺乏事实依据。
In the age of the internet, calumniation can spread rapidly, making it difficult for victims to restore their good name.
在互联网时代，诽谤可以迅速传播，使受害者很难恢复名誉。
The court ruled that the blogger's post constituted calumniation and ordered a retraction and apology.
法院裁定博主的帖子构成诽谤，并要求其撤回并道歉。