| He's perfectly happy, Mr Speaker, to stand by and allow his senior colleagues to traduce his reputation under Parliamentary privilege, Mr Speaker. |
| Secondly, the powers of this Board include, as a matter of authority and as a matter of reality, the ability to traduce the plaintiff's reputation quite seriously. |
| Officials lie, dissemble, flatter, traduce, and pander to a degree that would be regarded as monstrous in private life. |
| You who call yourself my mother, how dare you traduce me so, you who bore me! |
| It may be that our modern preachers know but little of that which they traduce. |
| The very next day she will embrace, kiss, and traduce you, as if nothing had happened. |
