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malignment

NOUN
  1. slanderous defamation

How To Use malignment In A Sentence

  • I suspect most people trying this out are not 14 year old girls (no malignment intended to any 14 year old girls). AlertThingy, The FriendFeed Desktop Application, Launches
  • This is the sickest and most dispicable malignment that anyone could make against Bush. American Coastopia!
  • It is possible we will soon see an acceleration of our own malignment over the coming year. Information Liberation
  • Meanwhile Burkhart and her subject not surprisingly form a bond of sisterhood before our eyes in their shared malignment by duplicity. G. Roger Denson: "Old," "Crazy" and "Hysterical." Is That All There Is?
  • We never doubted our findings and have stood by them despite public and personal malignment. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • Scientific exoneerations of God's word anything pertaining to those words have suffered malignment since their initial exposure to scientists and know-it-alls have ridiculed anything ... WN.com - Articles related to In search of the next Stephen Hawking
  • Give us a resolution condemning the catastrophe in Iraq and the unfair malignment of parents and protesters begging for an exit strategy. Obama Explains Missed MoveOn Vote: "I Registered My Protest"
  • The usage of such above a mandatory minimum effects the greatest malignment of tax impact. Who Bears the Tax Burden?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • Is anti-palm oil rhetoric in a similar vein to the false malignment of coconut oil? Jane Brody: Mistress of unshakable stupidity | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.
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