What is another word for slanderer?
Pronunciation:
[ slˈandəɹə], [ slˈandəɹə], [ s_l_ˈa_n_d_ə_ɹ_ə]
Synonyms for Slanderer:
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n.
• critic • detractor • enemy- Archenemy ,
- Assassin ,
- Enemies ,
- adversary ,
- agent ,
- antagonist ,
- arch-enemy ,
- assailant ,
- backbiters ,
- bad person ,
- bandit ,
- betrayer ,
- competitor ,
- contender ,
- criminal ,
- defilers ,
- disputant ,
- disputants ,
- emulator ,
- emulators ,
- falsifier ,
- fifth column ,
- foe ,
- guerrilla ,
- informer ,
- inquisitor ,
- invader ,
- invaders ,
- murderer ,
- opponent ,
- opposition ,
- other side ,
- prosecutor ,
- prosecutors ,
- rebel ,
- revolutionaries ,
- revolutionary ,
- rival ,
- saboteur ,
- saboteurs ,
- seditionist ,
- seditionists ,
- spy ,
- terrorist ,
- traducers ,
- traitor ,
- villain .
Other relevant words:
- Asperser ,
- Blackener ,
- Calumniator ,
- Castigator ,
- Censurer ,
- Decrier ,
- Denigrator ,
- Derogator ,
- Disgracer ,
- Injurer ,
- Insulter ,
- Railer ,
- Rapper ,
- abuser ,
- accuser ,
- asperse ,
- attacker ,
- backbiter ,
- belittler ,
- boob ,
- bosom ,
- breast ,
- caustic critic ,
- corruptor ,
- cynic ,
- dauber ,
- debunker ,
- defiler ,
- depreciator ,
- dirtier ,
- disparager ,
- doorknocker ,
- enemy ,
- gossiper ,
- hatchet man ,
- knocker ,
- libel ,
- libeler ,
- libeller ,
- maligner ,
- muckraker ,
- mudder ,
- mudslinger ,
- nitpicker ,
- offender ,
- shrew ,
- slammer ,
- slander ,
- smearer ,
- social critic ,
- tit ,
- traducer ,
- vilifier ,
- waster ,
- wrecker .
- Blamer ,
- Disapprover ,
- Disputer ,
- Fretter ,
- Hypercritic ,
- Reviler ,
- blamers ,
- critic ,
- defamer ,
- defamers ,
- disapprovers ,
- disputers ,
- doubter ,
- fretters ,
- muckrakers ,
- mud-slinger ,
- nagger ,
- naggers ,
- niggler ,
- nit-picker ,
- panner ,
- panners ,
- quibbler ,
- revilers ,
- scolder ,
- sidewalk superintendent ,
- slanderers ,
- worrier ,
- worriers ,
- zapper .
How to use "Slanderer" in context?
When someone slanders another person, they make a false accusation against that person. They charge them with something they didn't do, hoping that their target will be embarrassed, humiliated, or even ruined. slanderers use any means possible to spread their false rumors, and they can be unpleasant, rude, or even violent when they're caught. This is why it's important to be careful who you talk to, and to make sure that your accusations are backed up by evidence. If you have any doubts about what you're saying, be careful not to say anything at all.
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