unscandalizev.
(un- prefix2 1d(a).)
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the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > reputation > good repute > gain credit by [verb (transitive)] > restore a person's reputation
reworship1562
unscandalize1781
rebunk1933
1781 C. A. Burney in Early Diary F. Burney (1889) II. 294 I said a great deal to her to unscandalize her, but I don't know whether I did at last.
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