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impugned

adjective as in contested

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Sure, he questioned whether Kamala Harris loves her country, impugned her intelligence and accused her of being a "communist" multiple times.

From BBC

X had argued that the tribunal had no jurisdiction over the company because it had no presence in Queensland and the “impugned conduct” took place outside Queensland.

The obvious implication is he's the victim here, having his right to attack women impugned like this.

From Salon

Then he publicly impugned her honesty, her motives and even her sanity after she told the story publicly in a 2019 memoir.

As such, Black women see their credentials relentlessly attacked, their characters impugned, their lives scoured.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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