To impugn is to challenge, oppose or attack as being false.Usage:I impugn you.'I impugn your belief that the world is flat'
slander
That will be impugn. That will be impugn.
She impugned his integrity by accusing him of lying without any evidence.
She impugned his honesty by suggesting that he had stolen the money.
it means love that is only there because its good for someones reputation.
"Impugn" is a transitive verb meaning to cast doubt upon or to challenge or attack as false. The following sentences provide examples of its use:Don't you dare try to impugn my credentials.The debate team coach encouraged the students to impugn their opponents' arguments but not their character.
yes a clone can take over someone's life and ruin their reputation
it will convince others to have a good/bads actions
Maybe a Good option would be to check if the person is a member of "facebook" or "twitter".
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Impugn means to cast doubt up on