besmirch in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To besmirch means to tarnish or damage someone's reputation or integrity through harmful remarks or actions.

His careless remarks seemed to besmirch her reputation in the community.
The scandal threatened to besmirch the integrity of the entire organization.
She felt that the false accusations would forever besmirch her family's name.
The journalist's article was designed to besmirch the politician's character.
He was determined to clear his name and undo the damage that had besmirched his career.
It is unjust to besmirch someone's honor without any concrete evidence.
They tried to besmirch the company's image through a smear campaign.
Her commitment to justice was unwavering, despite attempts to besmirch her efforts.
In his anger, he chose to besmirch her achievements rather than celebrate them.
The documentary aimed to reveal the truth rather than besmirch the legacy of the artist.