traducer
- noun
- /trəˈdjuːsər/
- Formal
- Being a traducer can have serious consequences, as lies can destroy lives.
Examples
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She confronted her traducer in public, demanding an apology for the false accusations.
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Achebe's traducers should deal with the evidence and not resort to abuse.
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At this stage, it is important for me to point out to Achebe's traducers and abusers that his latest book is not about Pa Obafemi Awolowo.
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As expected, Achebe's traducers and abusers have focused their attack mainly on the infamous policy that "starvation is a legitimate instrument of war," which was very robustly defended by Pa Awolowo on behalf of the Federal Military Government.
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Achebe's traducers should read "Biafra: A Facts on File Publication" edited by Peter Schwab: War of Nigerian Unity, by Sir Rex Niven, and Mr. Kirk-Greene's two volumes of "Crisis and Conflict in Nigeria."
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The cruel words of my traducer spread rumors that ruined my reputation.
Synonyms
A person who says false things about someone to harm them
A person who spreads nasty stories about others to harm them, often in politics
A person who often tells private stories about other people
A person who spreads gossip to start arguments
A person who says false things to harm someone's reputation
A person who spreads gossip or secrets to hurt others
A person who says bad things about others behind their back to hurt their reputation
A person who lies about someone to harm their reputation
A person who writes false things about someone to harm their reputation
A person who writes or publishes false, harmful statements about someone
A person who says false things to damage someone's reputation
A person who says or writes false, hurtful things about someone
A person who spreads harmful gossip about others to attract attention
A person who unfairly says bad things about someone to make them seem unimportant
A person who attacks or shames someone publicly, often online, to damage their reputation
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Etymology
The word traducer comes from the Latin parts trans- 'across' and ducere 'to lead', the same root as in conduct. A traducer is someone who leads a person into public shame by saying bad things or lies, which is why the word now means someone who damages another's reputation.