n.诽谤者，中伤者

The politician's speech was filled with maligner comments about his opponent's character.
这位政客的演讲充满了对他对手品格的恶意评论。
It's unprofessional to be a maligner and spread rumors about coworkers in the workplace.
在工作场所成为散布同事谣言的诽谤者是不专业的。
The tabloid is known for its sensational headlines and maligner stories about celebrities.
这家小报以耸人听闻的标题和关于名人的诽谤性报道而闻名。
He used to be a close friend, but lately, he's turned into a maligner, spreading lies about me.
他曾经是我的密友，但最近变成了一个诽谤者，到处散播关于我的谎言。
Social media can quickly turn into a platform for maligners to harass and intimidate others anonymously.
社交媒体可以迅速成为诽谤者匿名骚扰和恐吓他人的平台。
The author faced a lawsuit from a former associate who accused him of being a maligner in his memoirs.
作者面临来自前合伙人的诉讼，指控他在回忆录中诽谤他人。
It's important to differentiate between constructive criticism and the words of a maligner who only seeks to tear down others.
区分建设性批评和那些只想摧毁他人的诽谤者的言论是很重要的。
The movie portrays the protagonist as a heroic whistleblower, while the company executives are depicted as maligners trying to silence her.
电影将主角描绘成一位英勇的举报者，而公司高管则被描绘成试图让她闭嘴的诽谤者。
Online trolls often operate as maligners, hiding behind anonymity to spread hate and misinformation.
网络喷子常常作为诽谤者行动，躲在匿名背后传播仇恨和错误信息。
Despite the maligner's efforts to discredit her, she continued to speak out against injustice fearlessly.
尽管诽谤者努力诋毁她，但她仍然无所畏惧地为反对不公发声。