calumny
[noun]
a false statement meant to misrepresent someone
Ex: The lawsuit was filed over a calumny printed in the newspaper.
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[Verb]
to say false and damaging remarks about a person in order to ruin their reputation
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Sign ingenial
[Adjective]
characterized as kind, friendly, and carefree
Ex: Her genial smile made everyone feel at ease.
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Sign ingeniality
[noun]
a warm, cheerful, and friendly manner that makes others feel comfortable and welcome
Ex: His geniality put everyone at ease during the meeting.
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Sign injuror
[noun]
an individual in a group of people summoned by a court to make an unbiased decision on a case
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to dissuade
[Verb]
to make someone not to do something
Ex: I dissuaded him from making a hasty decision.
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amour
[noun]
a secret and unlawful sexual relationship usually one or both partners are married to other people
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Sign inamity
[noun]
pleasant, friendly, and peaceful relations between individuals or nations
Ex: The two neighboring countries signed a treaty to promote amity and cooperation between their citizens.
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Sign inamiable
[Adjective]
showing or having a likable and friendly personality
Ex: Her amiable personality made her popular among her colleagues.
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amicable
[Adjective]
(of interpersonal relations) behaving with friendliness and without disputing
Ex: After the divorce, they agreed to split their assets in an amicable manner, avoiding any conflict.
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exact
[Adjective]
completely accurate in every detail
Ex: The exact measurements were crucial for building the model to scale.
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inexpensive
[Adjective]
having a reasonable price
Ex: The restaurant offers inexpensive meals that are still delicious.
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