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cast aspersions on

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cast aspersions on someone/something (formal)
to criticize someone or someone's character. His opponents cast aspersions on his patriotism.
See also: cast
cast aspersions on someone/something
to say that someone's character or work is bad. When the exhibit of his paintings opened, some critics cast aspersions on both his art and character.
See also: cast
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And if we could continue, even before the news spreads beyond the scene of the tomb, already the naysayers step in to cast aspersions on the story.
The resurrection of our Lord: March 27, 2005 by Holland, Katrina / Currents in Theology and Mission
I don't mean to cast aspersions on an entire age group, but, really, what the heck is wrong with the under-25 set?
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The New York Daily News quoted State Department spokesman Adam Ereli: "I don't think anybody from the State Department would ever have intended to cast aspersions on Pottery Barn's commitment to customer service.
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