Whisper campaign Meaning in English
expression
释义
A secret effort to spread harmful rumors or negative information about someone, often done quietly so it is hard to trace back to the source.
用法与细微差别
Usually formal or journalistic. Often linked to politics, business, or reputation attacks. Implies a secretive, underhanded strategy, not open criticism. 'Whisper campaign' is often used with verbs like 'launch', 'start', or 'run'. Don't confuse with casual gossip; it suggests organized intent.
例句
A whisper campaign tried to hurt the teacher's reputation.
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The company denied starting a whisper campaign against its rival.
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A whisper campaign can damage someone’s career without evidence.
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Political opponents launched a whisper campaign right before the election.
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After the whisper campaign, nobody trusted the manager anymore.
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People suspected a whisper campaign when rumors about the actor started spreading everywhere.
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