Verb:

நல்ல பெயரைக் களங்கப்படுத்து, அவதூறு கூறு,

defame's Usage Examples:

defame any religion, race, nation, gender, or sexual orientation.

, and their opponents certainly endeavoured to defame the prince.

Oh wait, I live in Britain, not Texas please do not defame Texas.

defameo I don't agree ever on defaming anyone and being inflammatory if I am trying to get them to see my point.

defame the memory of the dead.

defameve been wary of publicly defaming others ever since.

defame been arrested apparently for " defaming the dead.

Rich's suit claimed that Ashley defamed his character by going on a Florida radio show and publicly, falsely accusing him of striking Ashley, which Rich maintains he never did.

defamera spent six-months in prison from November 2002, for allegedly defaming a local judge.

With Mr Galloway sitting in front of him, the judge said the MP had been seriously defamed.

The queen was defamed, that he that was called the prince was not the kings son, but a bastard gotten in adultery.

Synonyms:

sully, libel, traduce, besmirch, calumniate, slander, drag through the mud, asperse, denigrate, malign, charge, badmouth, smear, accuse, assassinate, smirch,

Antonyms:

calm, linger, uncover, clean, absolve,