| Some even viewed the charge of novelty as a calumny leveled at them by their contemporary enemies. |
| He defended his beliefs with vigour, but in the end was overwhelmed by the flood of insult and calumny to which he was subjected. |
| What ethical responsibility does a bulletin board system bear towards publishing this calumny? |
| Upon publication, he sued the newspaper for calumny because he was financially secure and was not in the shop-sign business. |
| The notion that his allegations may be no more than calumny, or suspicion without substance doesn't seem to bother him. |
| Even then, they fled the party and subjected him to a vitriolic calumny unprecedented in more than 70 years, and he lost. |
