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besmirch [брит. bɪˈsməːtʃ, америк. bəˈsmərtʃ] ГЛ. перех. лит.
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- vilipender лит.
| I | besmirch |
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| you | besmirch |
| he/she/it | besmirches |
| we | besmirch |
| you | besmirch |
| they | besmirch |
| I | besmirched |
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| you | besmirched |
| he/she/it | besmirched |
| we | besmirched |
| you | besmirched |
| they | besmirched |
| I | have | besmirched |
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| you | have | besmirched |
| he/she/it | has | besmirched |
| we | have | besmirched |
| you | have | besmirched |
| they | have | besmirched |
| I | had | besmirched |
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| you | had | besmirched |
| he/she/it | had | besmirched |
| we | had | besmirched |
| you | had | besmirched |
| they | had | besmirched |
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It's one person's version of what happens but it besmirches our reputation.
www.theglobeandmail.com These headlines mislead and besmirch the reputation of the genuine planning community.
www.wealthprofessional.com.au I may seem to be besmirching the first lady's legacy.
www.news24.com Nonetheless, his anger can get him into trouble at times, especially when he feels his image is being besmirched.
en.wikipedia.org Three years, three scandals, and three institutions - finance, politicians, press - are justifiably besmirched.
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