Discredit - Law Dictionary Search Results
Discredit
Matched in: Term Discredit
Discredit
Matched in: Term Discredit
discredited
being brought into disrepute as a discredited politician
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discreditable
Not creditable injurious to reputation disgraceful disreputable
Disvouch
To discredit to contradict
discreditor
One who discredits
Cross-examination
it. See infra, II. B. (c) the manner in which it was treated at the time. II. To discredit the evidence of the witness. A. From reasons connected with himself-- (a) that he is of bad character
Reflection
Reflection, is a remark or statement imputing discredit or blame to other, Webster American Dictionary, p. 1221. Reflection, reflecting on the proceedings of the House is
Disrepute
Loss or want of reputation ill character disesteem discredit
Disauthorize
To deprive of credit or authority to discredit
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