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• A recent polemic by a right-wing calumniator began with a story about a Jewish matchmaker.
• Despite this adulation, a vituperative right-wing calumniator regularly denounces Lee for using lap dog judges to silence internal opposition and intimidate journalists.
• Five centuries ago the adventorer was a fit companion for the secretive backbyter, the calumniator who whispered his slanders, stabbing reputations in the back.
• Calumniate is to be preferred as the verb, because the perpetrator can then be called a calumniator, which has a zestier flavor than calumnizer and avoids the calumnist / columnist confusion.
• No doubt it will leave Clinton wanting to repeat a famous lament by John Quincy Adams : " It seems as if every liar and calumniator in the country were at work day and night to destroy my character ."
• In mock modesty, an unidentified columnist is sometimes referred to in this space as " a vituperative right-wing calumniator, " but it was not until Starr's use that the word was widely heard in political discourse.
• Nevertheless, the calumniator was as highly honoured as before, while the accused were punished with exile and with fines; but shortly afterwards they were recalled, had their fines remitted, and were restored to their former rank and honour unimpaired ."