Definition Conjugation
Definition of bemire - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
literalDated make something dirty with mud or mireDated
- The wheels were bemired after the storm.
2.
figurativeDated UK tarnish someone's reputation or characterDated UK
- The scandal bemired his good name.
Origin of bemire
Middle English bemyren (to mire)
Terms with bemire included in their meaning
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dirtying
make dirty or bemire something
Examples of bemire in a sentence
Children bemired their clothes while playing outside. His actions bemired the team's reputation. The false rumors bemired her character.
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- French:embourber, ternir, ...
- German:verschlammen, beflecken, ...
- Italian:infangare, macchiare, ...
- Spanish:embarrar, manchar, ...
- Portuguese:enlamear, manchar, ...
- Chinese:弄脏, ...
- Japanese:泥まみれにする, 傷つける, ...
- Arabic:لَطَّخَ, شَوَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַכְלֵךְ בְּבּוֹץ, לְהַכְתִּים, ...
- Russian:забрызгать грязью, очернять, ...
- Ukrainian:забруднити, заплямовувати, ...
- Hindi:गंदा करना, धूमिल करना, ...
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