calumny in a sentence

Definition

Calumny refers to a false and malicious statement designed to damage someone's reputation.

The politician's career was nearly ruined by a calumny spread by his opponents.
Despite the calumny aimed at her, she remained focused on her goals.
He faced the calumny with grace, knowing the truth would eventually prevail.
The tabloid published a calumny that shocked the entire community.
Calumny can often arise in competitive environments where reputations are at stake.
She fought back against the calumny with evidence and a strong public statement.
Calumny not only harms the target but also undermines the integrity of the accuser.
The novelist explored themes of calumny and redemption in her latest book.
His reputation suffered greatly due to the calumny that circulated online.
In times of calumny, true friends reveal themselves through their unwavering support.