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scurrilous

[skur-uh-luhs, skuhr-] / ˈskɜr ə ləs, ˈskʌr- /


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As individuals, Carlson and McCarthy are hardly unique and the United States is no stranger to either scurrilous media coverage or political opportunism.

From Seattle Times

Booker said Tuberville has “given us the gift that finally, once and for all, we can put to bed the scurrilous accusations that somebody in this great esteemed body would want to defund the police.”

From Seattle Times

The court finally responded last month by handing him a 15-month prison sentence for “egregious” contempt of court and “scurrilous, unfounded attacks” on judges.

From Washington Post

In both cases, political need is the father of scurrilous blame shifting.

From Washington Post

“I make no apologies whatsoever for fighting for accurate and honest elections. In sum, I wear communist-sympathizer Swalwell’s scurrilous and malicious lawsuit like a badge of courage,” Mr. Brooks said in March.

From Washington Times