Slander and Wrong

Slander

Slander noun - The making of false statements that damage another's reputation.

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Antonyms for Slander

Wrong and slander are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wrong" instead a noun "Slander".

Nearby Words: slanderous, slanderer, slandered, slandering, slanderously

Wrong

Wrong noun - That which is morally unacceptable.

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Slander and wrong are semantically related in cut topic. Sometimes you can use "Slander" instead the word "Wrong" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as malign, sin, offense.

Nearby Words: wrongful, wrongly, wronging, wronged, wrongfully

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How words are described

simple	simple slander	simple wrong
partial	partial slander	partial wrong
new	new slander	new wrong
mere	mere slander	mere wrong
Other adjectives: perceived.

Both words in one sentence

Maltsov's Malicious Slander against Griboyedov is nevertheless notable for putting a capital M into Malicious, as you realize that he is blaming Griboyedov, who is dead, for everything that went wrong, whether it was in any way his fault or not, all to save himself.

Source: Literature / The Death of the Vazir Mukhtar
Malicious Slander: Anytime Teresa holds up a copy of "La Vanguardia" and insists they've got it wrong.

Source: Series / Gran Hotel

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