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bad-mouth

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bad-mouth someone/something
to say unpleasant things about someone or something, especially in order to spoil other people's opinions of them. She's always bad-mouthing her colleagues. Bad-mouthing the police is hardly an original occupation.

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``It started out being very antagonistic, and the implied threat was that they were somehow going to go against us and sort of bad-mouth what our efforts were.
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