Antonyms of Aspersion

Noun:

Aspersion means a false or damaging statement about someone's reputation. Here are some antonyms representing the opposite meaning:

• Praise - expressing approval or admiration for someone's accomplishments.
• Compliment - a polite expression of admiration, approval, or flattery.
• Commendation - a formal or official recognition of achievement.
• Accolade - an award or honor that signifies approval or admiration.

Verb:

Asperse is the verb form of aspersion, meaning to criticize or attack someone's reputation falsely. Here are some antonyms representing the opposite action:

• Praise - to express approval or admiration of someone's actions or qualities.
• Commend - to praise or officially recognize someone's good actions.
• Approve - to officially or formally agree to something or think it is good.
• Adulate - to excessively flatter or admire someone.

Sample Sentences:

1. Despite the controversy, her accomplishments were met with great praise.

2. It is important to compliment others when they have done a good job.

3. His commendation for bravery was well-deserved.

4. The actress received numerous accolades for her outstanding performance.

5. The newspaper article attempted to asperse his character but failed to diminish his reputation.

6. She took any opportunity to praise her colleagues' hard work.

7. The manager decided to commend the team's effort and dedication during the project.

8. The council voted to approve the proposed plan for the new park.

9. Many people adulate the famous singer, often to an excessive degree.