traducingly
unction
flatulence
turgidity
turgidness
language
black-mouthed
extradialectal
big word
untranslatably
extralingual
slanderingly
trot
textualistically
pony
crib
posttranslationally
be ashamed
sacrificial poet
rudery
belibel
philology
posttraductional
bombastry
calumniative
satire
caustic remark
calumniatory
irony
sarcasm
imprecation
translative
wax poetic
mistranslate
textual harassment
translationality
cotranslationally
mistranslation
sleaze
talk smack
billingsgate
prophoric
pretranslational
vociferously
chutzpa
dialectology
hutzpah
linguistically
misgloss
overtranslate
chutzpah
translationese
morphophonemic system
linguolabially
requotation
target language
nondialectical
undialectical
vociferosity
double talk
metaphrase
traducement
ghost language
transliterally
translation
morphophonologically
mouthful
linguicist
tergiversation
aspersion
dutchy
cunning linguist
blackguard
equivocation
proselytic
maledicta
dialectician
Anglo-Saxon
inaniloquent
magniloquently
translatese
metaphrased
grandiloquently
maligned
textualist
bilingualness
innuendo
belittlingly
graphophonically
linguaculturally
Chimpanese
double Dutch
sight translation
undertranslated
untranslational
malignment
nontranslational

English words for 'By traduction; slanderously.'

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