calumniator

The word “calumniator” has 5 syllables: ca-lum-ni-a-tor

It's pronounced as /kəˈlʌm.ni.eɪ.tɔːr/


What is synonym and antonym for calumniator?

In the thesaurus, “calumniator” has 102 synonyms and 11 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for calumniator along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for calumniator

  • adversary
  • agent
  • antagonist
  • archenemy
  • asperser
  • assailant
  • assassin
  • attacker
  • backbiter
  • bad person
  • bandit
  • battle-ax
  • betrayer
  • bitch
  • carper
  • charlatan
  • cheat
  • cheater
  • competitor
  • contender
  • counterfeiter
  • cozener
  • criminal
  • deceiver
  • defamer
  • defiler
  • defrauder
  • detractor
  • disputant
  • dissembler
  • dissimulator
  • distorter
  • double-dealer
  • dragon
  • emulator
  • equivocator
  • exaggerator
  • fabricator
  • fabulist
  • falsifier
  • fibber
  • fifth column
  • fire-eater
  • fishwife
  • foe
  • fraud
  • fury
  • gossip
  • gossiper
  • guerrilla
  • harpy
  • harridan
  • hell cat
  • hellion
  • hustler
  • informer
  • inquisitor
  • invader
  • knave
  • liar
  • libeler
  • libelist
  • mountebank
  • muckraker
  • murderer
  • mythomaniac
  • nag
  • ogress
  • operator
  • opponent
  • opposition
  • other side
  • palterer
  • perjurer
  • porcupine
  • pretender
  • prevaricator
  • prosecutor
  • rebel
  • reviler
  • revolutionary
  • rival
  • saboteur
  • scold
  • seditionist
  • she-devil
  • she-wolf
  • slanderer
  • spitfire
  • spy
  • storyteller
  • talebearer
  • termagant
  • terrorist
  • tigress
  • traducer
  • traitor
  • vilifier
  • villain
  • virago
  • vituperator
  • vixen

Antonyms for calumniator

  • aide
  • ally
  • assistant
  • associate
  • confidante
  • friend
  • helper
  • law
  • police
  • square shooter
  • supporter

Example Sentences

  • The politician was quick to call out the calumniator who had spread false rumors about his personal life.
  • Despite his reputation as a calumniator, she decided to confront him directly to clear the air.
  • The newspaper issued a formal apology after being sued for the defamatory statements made by a calumniator.
  • The term calumniator is used to describe someone who spreads malicious and false information about others.
  • Historians often debate whether certain figures in history were true calumniators or simply victims of misinformation.

On this page you'll find 113 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to calumniator, such as: adversary, agent, aide, ally, antagonist, archenemy, asperser.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

calumnious

  • calumniatory
  • defamatory
  • denigrative
  • denigratory
  • depreciative
  • depreciatory
  • derogatory
  • detractive
  • disparaging
  • erroneous
  • false
  • hateful
  • inaccurate
  • incorrect
  • inexact
  • injurious
  • invalid
  • invidious
  • libellous
  • libelous
  • malevolent
  • malicious
  • maligning
  • objectionable
  • off
  • scandalous
  • slanderous
  • spiteful
  • traducing
  • uncomplimentary
  • unfavorable
  • unflattering
  • unsound
  • untrue
  • vilifying
  • wrong

debasing

  • X-rated
  • abasement
  • abashing
  • abasing
  • abominable
  • abuse
  • adult
  • affronting
  • aspersive
  • atrocious
  • awkward
  • backbiting
  • bad name
  • bad odor
  • bad-mouthing
  • barbaric
  • baseness
  • bastardizing
  • bawdy
  • beastly
  • bedroom
  • befouling
  • begriming
  • belittling
  • beneath one
  • black eye
  • blemish
  • blemishing
  • blot
  • blur
  • brand
  • brazen
  • calumniatory
  • calumnious
  • cankering
  • castigating
  • censuring
  • chastening
  • cheapening
  • coarse
  • comedown
  • condemning
  • confounding
  • confusing
  • contaminating
  • contempt
  • contemptible
  • contemptuous
  • contumelious
  • contumely
  • corrupt
  • corrupting
  • corruption
  • criminal
  • criticizing
  • crude
  • crying down
  • culpability
  • damaging
  • damning
  • debasement
  • debauching
  • decrying
  • defacing
  • defamation
  • defamatory
  • defaming
  • defiling
  • degenerate
  • degradation
  • degrading
  • demeaning
  • demoralizing
  • denigrating
  • denouncing
  • depraving
  • deprecation
  • deprecatory
  • depreciating
  • depreciative
  • depreciatory
  • derision
  • derisive
  • derogative
  • derogatory
  • descending
  • despicable
  • despite
  • despiteful
  • destroying
  • deteriorating
  • detracting
  • detractive
  • detractory
  • difficult
  • diluting
  • diminishing
  • dirty
  • dirtying
  • disadvantageous
  • disagreeable
  • disapprobation
  • disapproval
  • disbarment
  • discomfiting
  • disconcerting
  • discountenancing
  • discounting
  • discredit
  • discrediting
  • disdain
  • disesteem
  • disfavor
  • disgrace
  • disgraceful
  • disgracing
  • dishonor
  • dishonoring
  • disparaging
  • disrepute
  • disrespect
  • disturbing
  • downgrading
  • dust
  • earthy
  • egregious
  • embarrassing
  • erotic
  • erotical
  • execrating
  • false
  • fazing
  • filthy
  • flagitious
  • flagrant
  • flawing
  • flustering
  • foul
  • fouling
  • gross
  • hard-core
  • harming
  • heinous
  • horrendous
  • horrible
  • humbling
  • humiliating
  • humiliation
  • hurting
  • ignoble
  • ignominy
  • ill repute
  • immodest
  • impairing
  • impossible
  • inconvenient
  • indecent
  • indecorous
  • inexpedient
  • infamous
  • infamy
  • infra indignitatem
  • ingloriousness
  • inhuman
  • iniquitous
  • injuring
  • injurious
  • insolent
  • insulting
  • intolerable
  • invective
  • invidious
  • irreverent
  • kinky
  • lascivious
  • lessening
  • lewd
  • libeling
  • libelling
  • loss of honor
  • lowering
  • lustful
  • malevolent
  • malicious
  • malign
  • malignant
  • maligning
  • marring
  • mature
  • meanness
  • minimizing
  • monstrous
  • mortifying
  • nasty
  • naughty
  • nefarious
  • nonplusing
  • nonplussing
  • notorious
  • obloquy
  • obscene
  • odious
  • odium
  • offending
  • offensive
  • opprobrious
  • opprobrium
  • pejorative
  • perverted
  • perverting
  • poisoning
  • polluting
  • pollution
  • pornographic
  • porny
  • profane
  • profaning
  • prostituting
  • prostitution
  • prurient
  • put down
  • putting down
  • racy
  • rattling
  • reprehending
  • reproach
  • reproaching
  • reprobating
  • reviling
  • ribald
  • ridiculing
  • rude
  • ruining
  • salacious
  • salty
  • sarcastic
  • scandal
  • scandalous
  • scorn
  • scurrilous
  • sexy
  • shadow
  • shame
  • shameless
  • shaming
  • shocking
  • sinful
  • sinking
  • slander
  • slandering
  • slight
  • slighting
  • slur
  • smirch
  • smirching
  • smutty
  • soft-core
  • spiteful
  • spoiling
  • spot
  • stain
  • staining
  • stigma
  • subverting
  • suggestive
  • taint
  • tainting
  • taking down
  • tarnish
  • tarnishing
  • thinning
  • traducing
  • troublesome
  • truculent
  • turpitude
  • unbearable
  • unbecoming
  • uncomfortable
  • uncomplimentary
  • ungodly
  • unpleasant
  • unprintable
  • unsettling
  • unspeakable
  • untrue
  • unwieldy
  • unworthy of one
  • venality
  • vile
  • vilifying
  • villainous
  • violent
  • vitiating
  • vitriolic
  • vituperative
  • vulgar
  • wanton
  • warping
  • watering down
  • weakening
  • wicked
  • wrecking
  • writing off

fabricator

  • assembler
  • calumniator
  • charlatan
  • cheat
  • cheater
  • coiner
  • constructor
  • counterfeiter
  • cozener
  • deceiver
  • defamer
  • defrauder
  • developer
  • dissembler
  • dissimulator
  • distorter
  • double-dealer
  • equivocator
  • exaggerator
  • fabulist
  • faker
  • falsifier
  • fibber
  • fraud
  • gossip
  • gossiper
  • hustler
  • knave
  • liar
  • libeler
  • libelist
  • maker
  • mountebank
  • mythomaniac
  • operator
  • palterer
  • perjurer
  • pretender
  • prevaricator
  • producer
  • slanderer
  • storyteller
  • talebearer

fabricators

  • calumniators
  • charlatans
  • cheaters
  • cheats
  • counterfeiters
  • cozeners
  • deceivers
  • defamers
  • defrauders
  • dissemblers
  • dissimulators
  • distorters
  • double-dealers
  • equivocators
  • exaggerators
  • fabulists
  • falsifiers
  • fibbers
  • frauds
  • gossipers
  • gossips
  • hustlers
  • knaves
  • liars
  • libelers
  • libelists
  • mountebanks
  • mythomaniacs
  • operators
  • palterers
  • perjurers
  • pretenders
  • prevaricators
  • slanderers
  • storytellers
  • talebearers

fabulist

  • calumniator
  • charlatan
  • cheat
  • cheater
  • counterfeiter
  • cozener
  • deceiver
  • defamer
  • defrauder
  • dissembler
  • dissimulator
  • distorter
  • double-dealer
  • equivocator
  • exaggerator
  • fabricator
  • falsifier
  • fibber
  • fraud
  • gossip
  • gossiper
  • hustler
  • knave
  • liar
  • libeler
  • libelist
  • mountebank
  • mythomaniac
  • operator
  • palterer
  • perjurer
  • pretender
  • prevaricator
  • slanderer
  • storyteller
  • talebearer

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