tarnishing
Speech parts
1. tarnishing - Noun
2. tarnishing - Verb
Meaning
of Tarnish
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A) I didn’t want to risk tarnishing the legendary status of the original.
But after investigation by MTN, they have revealed that she fabricated the story and are demanding an unqualified apology for tarnishing their brand.
In concern for tarnishing his reputation, Goeze requested the government put an end to the feud, and Lessing was silenced through a law that took away his freedom from censorship.
Dr Tapiwa Mudyahoto, a holder of a PhD from Fort Hare University, wants Nomsa Mwashita, a Bachelor of Education student at GZU, to compensate him for tarnishing his image through making what he called “baseless and false” allegations.
A ruling party leader sued Sikder in Faridpur district under the ICT act for “tarnishing the image” of the minister.
And it is tarnishing its image among Africans and others who hate colonialism, neo-colonialism and imperialism in general.