Examples of using Maligned in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Especially the latter, who grew up maligned by jocks and ignored by cheerleaders.
I been maligned.
Never was a husband so maligned!
You know, I'm tired of always being maligned.
It never occurred to you that I might feel… maligned, damaged, betrayed?
Spending time with your much maligned TV set does have advantages, however.
For this reason we labor and are maligned: because we hope in the living God, who is the Savior of all men,
When the concept of truth is maligned, it is usually for one or more of the following reasons.
Maligned by those who did not support his apostolate,
burn with anger when God's name is maligned, when we see spiritual hypocrisy,
Although accused and maligned, he moved forward with the perseverance of one who never stops loving.
Thus, real religion is maligned, abused, compromised
Men have defamed God's character, maligned Him, and slandered Him by teaching devilish lies.
In their flesh, Jesus was newly arrested, maligned, tortured, derided, dragged
envied and maligned than the Christian who radiates holiness.
Jews were also maligned as"Christ- killers," desecraters of the host,
even the Pope has maligned the Catholic violence:
Christ is maligned and demeaned.
But the film really goes wayward when Isabelle seeks out a maligned genetics doctor(Daniel Brühl) in Moscow.
Berek's party catches the attention of the powerful lich Klaxx the Maligned, who offers his services to Damodar.