n.诽谤(的行为)，诬蔑(的言论)

原形：calumny复数：calumnies

The politician was forced to resign after being the target of vicious calumny in the media.
政治家在媒体上遭受恶毒诽谤后被迫辞职。
Accusations of embezzlement turned out to be mere calumny, as the evidence proved his innocence.
指控他挪用公款最终证明只是诽谤，因为证据证明了他的清白。
Spreading calumny about someone's character is unethical and can have serious consequences.
传播关于某人品格的诽谤是不道德的，并可能带来严重后果。
He filed a lawsuit against the newspaper for publishing calumnious statements that damaged his reputation.
他因报纸发表损害其名誉的诽谤性言论而对报社提起诉讼。
The celebrity won a substantial settlement in her defamation case, demonstrating that calumny will not go unpunished.
这位名人赢得了她的诽谤案的大量赔偿，这表明诽谤不会不受惩罚。
It's disheartening how quickly people believe calumny without seeking the truth for themselves.
令人沮丧的是，人们如此迅速地相信诽谤，而不自己去寻求真相。
The journalist's career was ruined by a single act of calumny, which later proved to be entirely fabricated.
那位记者的职业生涯被一次完全捏造的诽谤行为毁了。
Engaging in calumny not only harms the target but also undermines the credibility of the one spreading such lies.
从事诽谤不仅伤害目标，也破坏了散布这种谎言者的信誉。
The book explores the devastating effects of calumny on individuals and families, highlighting the importance of responsible journalism.
这本书探讨了诽谤对个人和家庭的毁灭性影响，强调了负责任的新闻报道的重要性。
Despite the calumnies spread about him, he maintained his dignity and continued to work tirelessly for the betterment of his community.
尽管有关于他的诽谤流传，他仍保持尊严，继续不懈地为改善社区而努力。