calumnies
SayKAL-uhm-neez/ˈkæləmniz/
- 1Plural of calumny.
The pamphlet repeated old calumnies against the immigrant community.
She spent years answering the calumnies her rivals spread about her.
- 2Third-person singular simple present of calumny.
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calumnies is a form of calumny
calumny, noun: False or distorted statements made in order to belittle or discredit someone; also, a single false accusation of this kind. Full entry
- Forms
- calumnycalumnies plural
- Spelling
- calumny → calumnies: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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