Impugn

Synonyms of impugn

• challenge
• dispute
• question

Antonyms of impugn

• support
• approve
• endorse

Collocations of impugn

impugn someone's reputation

Frequency: 85 %

The scandalous accusations were meant to impugn her reputation.

impugn someone's integrity

Frequency: 80 %

He tried to impugn her integrity by spreading false rumors about her.

impugn someone's character

Frequency: 75 %

The article sought to impugn the character of the politician.

impugn someone's motives

Frequency: 70 %

The opposing party attempted to impugn his motives during the debate.

Idiomatic Expressions for impugn

• Phrase: impugn someone's motives
  Meaning: to criticize or doubt someone's intentions or reasons for doing something
  Usage: She impugned his motives for running for office, claiming he was only in it for personal gain.