impugn

If you do, he will have to swear to his words; and we are perfectly sure that no one will be found to impugn him.

But as you are about to stake your life on the issue, I cannot impugn your sincerity.

Neeld admitted that he had no reason to impugn the Major's character.

I will not impugn the 174intelligence of this jury by a review of the evidence in so plain a case.

Not being able to impugn her beauty, they attacked her costume.

Your loyalty is very touching, dear child, and I would be the last to impugn it.

"I am not attempting to impugn the qualifications of the witness," I snapped.

I impugn neither his morality nor his motives—only his rationality.

I do not wish to impugn his motives, mistaken as I suppose them.

For you—for any of us—to impugn the honesty of a man whose shadow we're not fit to walk in——!