诬 Stroke Order

诬 誣 wū 〈动〉 1. 人没有做坏事，硬说他做了坏事；把没有的事说成有。 (To insist that someone has done something bad when they have not; to claim something nonexistent as real.) 例： 诬蔑 (slander) 诬赖 (frame someone) 诬陷 (entrap) 2. 欺骗 (cheat) 引： 1. 司马迁《报任安书》：因为诬上，卒从吏议。 (Sima Qian advises that because of slander, it has ultimately come from the officials' discussion.) 2. 唐·柳宗元《柳河东集》：佞誉诬谀。 (Liang Zongyuan wrote about flattering deceit.) 例： 诬禄 (falsely claiming merit to gain rewards) 3. 无中生有，捏造事实害人 (accuse falsely) 引： 1. 《易·系辞》：诬善之人，其辞游。 (Those who falsely accuse good people wander with their words.) 2. 明·高启《书博鸡者事》：诬守纳己赇。 (Gao Qi wrote about accusations against those who accepted bribes.) 例： 诬扳 (to falsely accuse someone of crimes), 诬罪 (to falsely accuse someone of a crime), 诬系 (to fabricate facts to make someone guilty), 诬良为盗 (to falsely accuse a good person as a thief), 诬言 (slanderous words; deceitful speech), 诬罔 (to slander and wrongfully accuse), 诬诋 (to fabricate facts to defame someone), 诬善 (to deceive the good). 4. 抹杀 (blot out) 引： 1. 隋·王度《古镜记》：而高人所述，不可诬矣。 (Wang Du remarked that what is said by wise people cannot be blotted out.) 5. 冤屈 (torture indiscriminately) 引： 1. 《国语·周语》：其刑矫诬。 (In the "Book of Documents," it mentions that the punishment is wrongful torture.)