calumniate meaning in Hindi

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We shall neither calumniate nor flatter men in office,
Muhammad was frequently calumniated and made a subject of legends taught by preachers as fact.
The calumniated wife is a common motif.
Regardless of his sanctity, he was severely calumniated by certain members of his own flock.
The accusation made by Erasmus, that Faber had calumniated him to Thomas Cajetan has not been proved.
ANDREW JACKSON ( 1829-37 ) In this campaign, the whole object of the coalition is to calumniate me.
According to Shelley, Russia was a caste society and " perhaps no man in history has been so furiously calumniated ."
Because this column's pristine purpose is to elucidate, not to calumniate, let's pull the politicized word out by its roots.
The Southern Churches regarded Bourne as an agitator, a firebrand, a disturber of their peace, and the Northern proslavery ministers and presses opposed and calumniated him with much vigor.
He was suspected by the English ecclesiastics of calumniating the church, an accusation which rejected, and which in a letter dated 25 Feb . 1567 he asked Bullinger to contradict.

verb.

charge falsely or with malicious intent; attack the good name and reputation of someone; "The journalists have defamed me!" "The article in the paper sullied my reputation"
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