traducement

Derrida's claim is both less absolute and more disconcerting than Tallis's traducement of it.

This enormous difference between the original and its traducement is that the French glows with an intoxicating, perfumed, tonal harmony, whereas the English, a more or less connotative equivalent, simply does not enter the ear to perform any magic whatsoever.

As a communist woman travelling alone she was subjected to more than her share of traducement. In her speaking tours of inland towns she mostly talked about the international situation.

During his Somerset ministry, Sclater suffered traducement and "hazard of life," possibly from a knife wound such as Peter received.(9) Duncan-Jones connects this with W.