besmirching in English
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1. Words created with Besmirching, words starting with Besmirching, words start Besmirching
2. Present perfect; I: have been Besmirching: you: have been Besmirching: he, she, it: has been Besmirching: we: have been Besmirching: you: have been Besmirching: they
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5. Besmirching their jowls in equal amounts
6. The Besmirching of that Star Spangled Banner
7. Besmirching Prevaricators December 19, 2019
8. Definition of Besmirching in the D dictionary
9. What does Besmirching mean? Information and translations of Besmirching in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web
10. We found one answer for the crossword clue Besmirching
11. Aston Villa accuse Sunderland of 'Besmirching' Darren Bent and club
12. What does Besmirching mean? Present participle of besmirch
13. He never forgave the reporter for Besmirching his family's name
14. He never forgave the reporter for besmirching his family's name.
15. General (11 matching dictionaries) Besmirching: Merriam-Webster.com [home, info]
16. Treatment of Rohingya 'Besmirching reputation' of Myanmar, Boris Johnson says
17. The former is characterised as a 'vice', the latter as a 'fouling' or 'Besmirching', …
18. We found 12 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Besmirching: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "Besmirching" is defined
19. Besmirching In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives
20. Besmirchment definition is - the action or an instance of Besmirching: the condition of being besmirched
21. Antonyms for Besmirching include aggrandisement, aggrandizement, ennoblement, exaltation, glorification, magnification, approval, commendation, compliment and
22. Synonyms for Besmirching include defiling, staining, befouling, soiling, contaminating, polluting, spoiling, spotting, tainting and tarnishing
23. ‘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.’ ‘So in the end all you really are doing is Besmirching reputations.’ ‘In his death, they are surreptitiously Besmirching his reputation to gain political protection.’
24. Besmirching a tradition by John Kekes A review of Conservatism, by Edmund Fawcett
25. Synonyms for Bemiring include soiling, staining, daubing, dirtying, mucking, muddying, sullying, befouling, besmirching and fouling
26. Wil's Workshop Woes: Mad Modders Misunderstand Real Roman Reality, Besmirching Byzantine Basileus, Continuing Classical Conundrum
27. 18 synonyms of Besmirching from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 16 related words, definitions, and antonyms
28. There are a lot of memes and hot takes going around right now Besmirching the good name of Richard Nixon
29. besmirch (third-person singular simple present besmirches, present participle Besmirching, simple past and past participle besmirched) (transitive, literary) To make dirty.
30. But people will rot in hell for Besmirching the reputation, integrity and the professional history of these two men
31. Besmirch (third-person singular simple present Besmirches, present participle besmirching, simple past and past participle besmirched) (transitive, literary) To make dirty.
32. Sebelius extended her criticism to Hillary Clinton, and the Clinton White House for what she called a strategy of dismissing and Besmirching the …
33. I will not have you, in the course of a single evening, besmirching that name by behaving like a babbling, bumbling band of baboons.
34. Besmirch (third-person singular simple present besmirches, present participle besmirching, simple past and past participle Besmirched) (transitive, literary) To make dirty
35. Besmirch (third-person singular simple present Besmirches, present participle besmirching, simple past and past participle besmirched) (transitive, literary) To make dirty
36. Besmirch (third-person singular simple present Besmirches, present participle Besmirching, simple past and past participle Besmirched) (transitive, literary) To make dirty
37. The 19 million tourists who visit Paris each year clearly are not listening to the Besmirching in the British press, portraying Paris as the dirtiest …
38. The unwarranted attacks on this event, originated by those Besmirching the community, are detached from the facts, it's sad that nobody verified our plans before attacking us.
39. -ing form Besmirching jump to other results to damage the opinion that people have of someone or something synonym sully He had deliberately set out to besmirch her reputation.
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41. Said the umpire, describing his "nice, big strike zone," and kind of Besmirching the record -- 2 perfect games in a row -- as he purports to admire it
42. "People will rot in hell for Besmirching the reputation, the integrity, and the professional history of these two men," the Connecticut Democrat told CNN's Kate Bolduan on "At This Hour."
43. I mean, you could make an argument, that Dutton, who is basically the nation’s Besmircher-in-chief, is besmirching NSW Health officers who have also been working very hard going above and beyond
44. The Besmirching of That Star Spangled Banner Posted on March 15, 2021 by Baron Bodissey Our Israeli correspondent MC takes another look at the Bizarro World of American politics since the investiture of the Puppet on January 20
45. Those who claimed that the pro-Tibet protestors were Besmirching the good name of the Olympics (how Hitler and the Israeli athletes shot in Munich must laugh at that one), were conveniently ignoring the blue-suited Chinese enforcers who man-marked the flame
46. ‘How dare you Besmirch my mother's reputation?’ ‘A department spokesman said, ‘We don't want our police officers doing things that could Besmirch the reputation of our organization.’’ ‘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.’
47. How dare you Besmirch my mother's reputation? A department spokesman said, ‘We don't want our police officers doing things that could Besmirch the reputation of our organization.’ 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.