CALUMNY

By SovConn | April 4, 2014

calumny (kal-<<schwa>>m-nee), n. Archaic. 1. The act of maliciously misrepresenting someone’s words or actions in a way that is calculated to injure that person’s reputation. 2. A false charge or imputation. — calumnious (k<<schwa>>-l<<schwa>>m-nee-<<schwa>>s), adj. — calumniator (k<< schwa>>-l<<schwa>>m-nee-ay-t<<schwa>>r), n. [Blacks Law 8th]

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