adj.恶语毁谤的，用污言秽语谩骂的，辱骂的

His accusations were nothing short of scurrilous, defaming his opponent's character with baseless claims.
他的指控无耻至极，用毫无根据的言论诋毁对手的人格。
The tabloid reporter's articles were filled with scurrilous gossip and innuendo, tarnishing the reputations of public figures.
小报记者的文章充斥着恶毒的流言蜚语和影射，损害了公众人物的名声。
She dismissed the scurrilous rumors about her personal life as malicious fabrications.
她对那些关于她私生活的恶毒谣言嗤之以鼻，认为是恶意编造的。
The politician's opponents released a scurrilous campaign ad, attempting to smear his name before the election.
政治对手发布了一则卑鄙的竞选广告，试图在选举前败坏他的名声。
The comedian's scurrilous jokes landed him in hot water with some audience members, who found them offensive.
演员的下流笑话让他陷入麻烦，一些观众觉得这些很冒犯。
The lawyer knew he had to tread carefully, as even a hint of scurrility could taint the case against his client.
律师明白必须谨慎行事，因为哪怕一丝污点都可能玷污他为客户辩护的案件。
The author's scurrilous memoirs caused a scandal within the publishing industry, revealing secrets that many would rather remain hidden.
作者的诽谤性回忆录在出版界引起了轩然大波，揭露了许多人不愿公开的秘密。
The scurrilous remarks made during the debate fueled tensions between the opposing parties, further dividing their supporters.
辩论中的恶毒评论加剧了双方政党的对立，进一步分裂了他们的支持者。
Despite the scurrilous allegations, the accused maintained their innocence, refusing to back down from their stance.
虽然面临恶毒的指控，被告仍坚称自己清白，拒绝妥协。
The newspaper editor decided to reject the scurrilous article, knowing it would damage the publication's credibility if published.
报社编辑决定不采用那篇诽谤性的文章，因为他知道如果发表会损害报纸的公信力。