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traducer
This term carries a heavy, archaic weight and is rarely encountered in casual conversation. It is primarily found in formal legal contexts, historical texts, or high-register literary prose. While "slanderer" is the common modern equivalent, "traducer" implies a more systematic or calculated attempt to destroy someone's reputation through falsehoods.
Because the word is derived from the Latin traducere, which originally meant to lead across or hand over, it evokes a sense of betrayal or public exposure. It is almost exclusively used with a negative connotation, describing someone who acts with malice and intent to deceive.