v.诽谤；诋毁；中伤；破坏（名誉等）

原形：asperse第三人称单数：asperses过去式：aspersed过去分词：aspersed现在分词：aspersing

The critics aspersed the new film with claims of poor plot development.
评论家们抨击这部新电影，称其剧情发展不佳。
Despite her outstanding achievements, some colleagues chose to asperse her character.
尽管她取得了杰出的成绩，但有些同事还是选择诋毁她的品格。
The politician's opponents continually asperse his integrity in public speeches.
那位政治家的反对者们总是在公开演讲中不断攻击他的诚信。
The newspaper article unjustly aspersed the reputation of the local charity organization.
那篇报纸文章不公正地玷污了当地慈善组织的声誉。
He was accused of aspersing the competitor's products in an attempt to gain market share.
他被指控为了争取市场份额而贬低竞争对手的产品。
She felt betrayed when her best friend started aspersing her motives behind the project.
当她最好的朋友开始质疑她从事该项目的动机时，她感到被背叛了。
The coach's aspersions on the referee's decision caused a heated argument during the match.
教练对裁判决定的指责在比赛中引起了激烈的争论。
Don't let anyone asperse your dreams; keep working hard and prove them wrong.
不要让任何人诋毁你的梦想；坚持努力工作，证明他们是错的。
In the debate, the opposing candidate aspersed the incumbent's fiscal policies.
在辩论中，竞选对手抨击了现任候选人的财政政策。
Social media is often used as a platform to asperse celebrities without any credible evidence.
社交媒体常常被用来毫无根据地诋毁名人。