1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Aspersion mean? • Aspersion (noun) The noun Aspersion has 3 senses:

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3. Asperse (Thesaurus) asperity aspersion

4. Aspersion meaning, definition, what is Aspersion: an unkind remark or an unfair judgment: Learn more.

5. Words That Rhyme with Aspersion

6. Aspersion Aspersion, in a religious context, is the act of sprinkling with water, especially holy water. Aspersion is a method used in baptism as an alternative to immersion or affusion

7. We found 6 answers for “Aspersion”

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13. Aspersion: A false or damaging accusation or insinuation

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15. Butler didn't just utter a single Aspersion about Piazza

16. To say this, however, is far from an Aspersion

17. Today, one rarely sees the word Aspersion used outside of …

18. An Aspersion is an attack on someone’s character or integrity

19. A false charge meant to harm someone’s reputation Examples of Aspersion in a sentence Jack’s political rival cast an Aspersion against him right before the election

20. Today, one rarely sees the word Aspersion used outside of …

21. An Aspersion is an attack on someone’s character or integrity

22. The definition of an Aspersion is an unfavorable or damaging remark about someone or something. Saying that someone has committed a felony is an example of an Aspersion.

23. Until Re:Build patch, Aspersion dealt Magic - Holy damage to enemies nearby

24. 33 synonyms for Aspersion: slander, abuse, smear, censure, slur, reproach, defamation

25. 33 synonyms for Aspersion: slander, abuse, smear, censure, slur, reproach, defamation, vilification

26. To pass any Aspersion on the bibulous propensities of a tenant of …

27. Animadvertere is a Latin verb meaning "to be critical." aspersion

28. Suddenly, who is knowing in aspersion, be spilled on my foot completely.

29. Aspersion used to determine Aspergillum's damage back when Chaplain was a hidden class

30. See authoritative translations of Aspersion in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

31. Should you hear my name blackened and maligned, will you credit the aspersion?

32. Ercott smiled, and made no answer to an Aspersion she had heard before

33. Carrie felt this to contain, in some way , an aspersion upon her ability.

34. Today, one rarely sees the word aspersion used outside of the idiom cast Aspersions.

35. Nor was Jesus baptized by either affusion (pouring on the head) or aspersion (sprinkling).

36. The act of sprinkling water in baptism (rare) Familiarity information: Aspersion used as a …

37. Aspersion is a method used in baptism as an alternative to immersion or affusion.

38. Animadversion: noun admonition , adverse comment , aspersion , blame , censorious remark, censure , chiding , condemnation , correction , criticism , disapprobation

39. Another implication of the artisanal loaf is the Aspersion it casts upon systematic production baking

40. Another implication of the artisanal loaf is the aspersion it casts upon systematic production baking.

41. But of this Aspersion he was fully cleared, by the confession of the real father.

42. In the 19 th century any reference to female sexuality was considered a vile aspersion.

43. Synonyms for Belittlement include disparagement, denigration, detraction, deprecation, derogation, depreciation, diminishment, aspersion, ridicule and belittling

44. Antonyms for Aspersion include adulation, approval, calmness, commendation, compliment, flattery, happiness, kindness, mildness and praise

45. This Aspersion on Tims's reasoning powers had to be resented and the resentment to be soothed

46. Was it to be by aspersion (sprinkling), affusion (pouring on the head), or immersion (complete submersion)?

47. Aspersion definition, a damaging or derogatory remark or criticism; slander: casting Aspersions on a campaign rival

48. The word Aspersion comes from the Latin word aspersus, which is a derivative of the verb aspergere, which means "to sprinkle" or "to scatter." The word Aspersion first appeared in English in the 16th century

49. The word Aspersion also means to sprinkle with something, such as sprinkling water during a religious ceremony

50. 🔊 Because I know Janice is a kind person, I cannot believe the negative Aspersion about her

51. Jupiter, to wipe off this aspersion, declared another lottery, for mortals singly and exclusively of the gods.

52. Aspersion fundente Cast an Aspersion pulverizar / aspersión Riego por asperción [aspersión] Sanitización por aspersión mediante atomizador Vaina prolongadora del chorro (riego por aspersión) Aspersión - Spanish Only forum

53. Irrigation Synonyms and related words: ablution, affusion, Aspergation, aspersion, baptism, bath, bathing, bedewing, cleaning out, dampening, damping, deluge, dewing

54. Aspersion: ( as-per'zhŭn ), A form of hydrotherapy in which water of a given temperature is sprinkled on the body

55. Aspersion (plural Aspersions) An attack on somebody's reputation or good name, often in the phrase to cast Aspersions upon…

56. We shall say nothing as to the defects or merits of Aspersion or sprinkling, immersion or dipping, affusion or pouring

57. The very Aspersion is grievous, which makes him choose his way in his life as he would in his journey

58. I emptied it at a draught; and feeling broad awake after this internal cold aspersion, sat upright to make a cigarette.

59. An older meaning of the verb “to asperse” is to sprinkle or scatter, and “Aspersion” itself once meant a shower or spray.

60. Summer but often to ground aspersion, WinterOne watering can can be put on burner, often send out vapor, lest indoor too dry.

61. Affusion is one of four methods of baptism used by Christians, which also include total submersion baptism, partial immersion baptism, and Aspersion or sprinkling.

62. The word Aspersion also means to sprinkle with something, such as sprinkling water during a religious ceremony.It is derived from the Latin word Aspersionem

63. Multiple Simultaneous Submissions "The South German cannot endure the North German, the Englishman casts every kind of Aspersion upon the Scot, the Spaniard

64. We hope the reader is aspersion of this plant new young plant, fertilization sincerely, let it spend again and again of numerous Xie Mao, fructification.

65. "Aspersion" comes from the Latin word aspersus, itself a derivative of the verb "aspergere," which means "to sprinkle" or "to scatter." When "Aspersion" first appeared in English in the 16th century, it referred to the type of sprinklings (for instance, of holy water) that occur in religious ceremonies.

66. We hope the reader is Aspersion of this plant new young plant, fertilization sincerely, let it spend again and again of numerous Xie Mao, fructification

67. We cast no aspersion on the man or his program. Mr. Obama, in his short career, has not strongly associated himself with any policy idea.

68. 6 Methods 35 patients(36ears) with otomycosis were treated by cleaning under otoscope and aspersion of nystatin powder as well as insertion of a iodoform gauze.

69. This page shows answers to the clue Aspersion, followed by ten definitions like “The act of defaming”, “The act of slandering” and “The making of slanderous remarks

70. This kind of Aspersion on a serious and honorable scholar who scrupulously abstained from imposing his personal views on the conference is no better than political name-calling.

71. Aspersion, in a religious context, is the act of sprinkling with water, especially holy water.Aspersion is a method used in baptism as an alternative to immersion or affusion

72. Aspersion, in a religious context, is the act of sprinkling with water, especially holy water.Aspersion is a method used in baptism as an alternative to immersion or affusion

73. DISCOVERIES MADE UPON MEN AND MATTER BEN JONSON Outwardly the latter method was successful; in two months the converts were so numerous that they had to be baptized by Aspersion

74. Baptists form a major branch of Protestantism distinguished by baptizing professing believers only (believer’s baptism, as opposed to infant baptism), and doing so by complete immersion (as opposed to affusion or aspersion)

75. An aspersion is a disparaging remark. It almost invariably appears as a plural, following the word "cast" — when you cast Aspersions on someone, you are questioning their abilities or doubting them

76. An Aspersion is a disparaging remark. It almost invariably appears as a plural, following the word "cast" — when you cast Aspersions on someone, you are questioning their abilities or doubting them

77. She hasn't handed one assignment in on time! Bill says that he doesn't want to cast Aspersions on anyone, but he still talks badly about us all the time! See also: Aspersion, cast cast Aspersions

78. Asperse (v.) late 15c., "to besprinkle," from Latin aspersus, past participle of aspergere "besprinkle, bespatter" (see aspersion).Meaning "to bespatter someone's character with rumor and false reports" is recorded from 1610s.

79. Baptistry (plural baptistries) (Christianity) A designated space within a church, or a separate room or building associated with a church, where a baptismal font is located, and consequently, where the sacrament of Christian baptism (via aspersion or affusion) is performed

80. Cast Aspersions, to To make a derogatory or highly critical remark, either fairly or, more often, unfairly. An older meaning of the verb “to asperse” is to sprinkle or scatter, and “aspersion” itself once meant a shower or spray.