besmirch
கலங்கப்படுத்திக்
definition
verb
he had besmirched the good name of his family
damage the reputation of (someone or something) in the opinion of others.
translation of 'besmirch'
அவமானம் உண்டாக்கு
example
‘They are attempting to 'besmirch' his reputation in advance of the elections,’ she said.
How dare you 'besmirch' my mother's reputation?
He died for your freedom, the very freedom you use to 'besmirch' his reputation.
It seems someone is trying to 'besmirch' this council's good name.
A department spokesman said, ‘We don't want our police officers doing things that could 'besmirch' the reputation of our organization.’
I regard the continued campaign by some in the media to denigrate and 'besmirch' the reputation of the Navy as quite outrageous.
The case has shown how easy it is for a hard-working and respected professional to have their name and reputation 'besmirched' by one wild accusation.
‘If employees aren't treated with common decency and respect in a layoff, the company's reputation is 'besmirched' in many eyes,’ she says.
That would be truly despicable of the Senate to allow his reputation to be permanently 'besmirched' .
Are you saying you have needlessly 'besmirched' the reputation of the Secretary of State?
Her name will, quite rightly, be 'besmirched' and sullied until all eternity.
The insensitive Jane firmly replied that she had "no use for a husband with a flat head, a half-naked body and copper-colored skin 'besmirched' with whale oil."
So in the end all you really are doing is 'besmirching' reputations.
His body was bruised, his hands were bleeding, and his rags were all 'besmirched' with mud.
Its members believe that one of the figures central to their faith has been 'besmirched' and defamed.
The body of King Richard III was treated with much indignity. Trussed naked over a horse and 'besmirched' with mud, it was borne in parade to Leicester, a sad spectacle.
Inevitably, exposure awaits, and often exposure which will damage innocent people who will be 'besmirched' , so audacious is the extent of the crime.
What he is really worried about is how such a move would be received by the general public, but his reputation is now beyond 'besmirching' .
I have tried to keep my reputation - to fight for my reputation - while it's been 'besmirched' , and I have tried to do it in a way that brings honor to the House.
At no stage did any of these worthies think it necessary to do some fact-checking before 'besmirching' the reputation of a former cabinet officer.
In his death, they are surreptitiously 'besmirching' his reputation to gain political protection.
How much is your good name worth, and what would you do if you felt the media had 'besmirched' your reputation?
The rolling gates that protect the building's main entrance are rusted and 'besmirched' with grime.
He should be 'besmirched' with smoke, grime, and the most rancid of grease.
My family's name has been 'besmirched' by your victory over me, but your trickery can't hope to save you now.
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