Sentence examples for the discrediting from inspiring English sources
"the discrediting" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the process of hurting someone's reputation by revealing their past mistakes or scandals. For example, "The media has been unleashing a campaign of discrediting against the politician in an effort to ruin his reputation."
verb
To harm the good reputation of a person; to cause an idea or piece of evidence to seem false or unreliable.
- The candidate tried to discredit his opponent.
With the discrediting officially discredited, one may ask: What's really going on?
However, the discrediting potential of help seeking for participants extends beyond the subversion of disclosure containment strategies.
A side effect was the discrediting of candor about unpleasant truths and the enshrinement of "optimism".
That's because his sympathies lay somewhere else altogether: in the discrediting of sympathy.
It also reflects the discrediting and culling of many Wall Street sell-side analysts.
But even with the discrediting of some of the accusers, campaigners say there remain some loose ends.
Labor unions in some countries have hoped that the discrediting of corporate executives might work to their benefit.
The immediate aftermath of the Hutton Report was not the discrediting of the Government, but the resignation of the BBC's chairman and director-general.
The brutal implementation of this policy by the authoritarian Qin dynasty led to that dynasty's overthrow and the discrediting of Legalist philosophy in China.
His right flank may secretly welcome the discrediting of the man whose reciprocal ideas for a Palestinian state threaten the settlement project and the consolidation of Greater Israel.
Much pornography also focused on the misdeeds of royals and aristocrats, thereby contributing to the discrediting of the elites of Europe.
