Examples of using Maligned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not even of being maligned?
He maligned me in the most outrageous manner.
Or someone… you maligned in life.
It's been a maligned plant all these years and it really is a magical, miracle plant.”.
Never was a husband so maligned!
Especially the latter, who grew up maligned by jocks and ignored by cheerleaders.
Contrary to his adversaries' allegations,Netanyahu has neither harmed the courts nor maligned the judges of Israel.
Rita sent me a list of her maligned products, so I went out and bought every last one.
Most people only hear what you wrote through some talk radio host,or worse, the maligned excerpt on some Internet magazine.
A strongly maligned puppy from the drug may become ill, as perishing worms release toxins that cause poisoning.
Except during civil wars, no other state, not even the worst dictatorship, noteven Iran or China, is so badly and so often maligned.
It was announced in Synagogues that whoever maligned his Jewishness would be“punished in person and in his belongings by the prefect”.
Yet at the crucial moment the Blacks came out, and the Hispanics and the Jews andthe women and the Ohio auto workers, and also quite a few of the maligned White Men, and they all gave him a chance to achieve in four more years, what he didn't so far.
Recently, Israeli authorities have denied entry to anumber of other international rights advocates, maligned Israeli rights advocates, imposed burdensome financial reporting requirements on them, and raided the offices of, and arrested, Palestinian rights defenders.
The regime must end its nuclear ambitions and its malign behavior.”.
Maligning muslims as terrorists?
Only you would malign yourself just to screw me over.
Now, maligning him and his country was a matter of urgency.
Maligning me in the papers. Calling me Typhoid Mary.
He's a malign influence.
I lost my wife to a malign growth.
It's been a surprise that the Russians… havefelt free to go ahead and carry out this extreme malign activity in friendly countries.
This, she suggests, found its most malign expression in the excessive risk-taking of those who brought about the banking crisis of 2008.
For I, condoling his weakness and malign negligence, common to our young noblemen, sincerely loved Ivan Petrovich;
We are going to take all necessary steps to confront and address Iran's malign influence in the region,” Manning said.
Qassem added:“Some thought that if they malign us[by calling us] allies of Iran, Syria, and Hamas, it would bother us.
We may malign the salt shaker, but sodium plays an important role in the body.
You may not post our contents in any way that distorts, maligns, damages, defames, disparages, or is otherwise hostile to The New Life Mission.
Now he has turned to the Gulf states, and, maligning the Iranian government, he has asked them not to cooperate with[Iran].”.