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Definitions from the WebTerm: perogatory Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: Definition: Tending to detract from someone's reputation or character; defamatory. Example Sentence: "The article contained defamatory statements, damaging the actor's perogatory reputation." Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: Definition: A false statement about someone that damages their reputation; slander. Example Sentence: "She sued the tabloid for spreading perogatory lies about her personal life." Sense 2: Definition: In law, a false statement about someone that damages their reputation. Example Sentence: "The court ordered a substantial settlement for the perogatory remarks made by the defendant." Part of Speech: adverb Sense 1: Definition: Describing an action done in a defamatory or slanderous manner. Example Sentence: "The journalist wrote defamatorily about the politician, knowingly using perogatory language." Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: Definition: Relating to a local community or region. Example Sentence: "The celebrations included local dishes and regional dances, showcasing the perogatory culture." Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: Definition: A local resident or person from a specific community or region. Example Sentence: "The event organizers aimed to attract both tourists and perogatories to promote cultural exchange." Related Products: | ||||
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