diffame (Meaning)

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diffame (n.)

Evil name; bad reputation; defamation.

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Spreading false rumors to defame someone's character is both unethical and damaging.
The celebrity filed a lawsuit against the tabloid for attempting to defame her with baseless accusations.
Online platforms should actively combat cyberbullying and efforts to defame individuals.
Defaming a person's reputation can have severe legal consequences.
Journalists are bound by ethical guidelines that prohibit them from purposefully defaming individuals.
The politician vehemently denied the attempt to defame him by rival campaigners.
Social media has become a platform where individuals can easily defame others anonymously.
Legal actions were taken against the company for attempting to defame its competitor in a false advertising campaign.
It's essential to verify information before sharing it to avoid inadvertently defaming someone.
The public figure faced challenges in dealing with a concerted effort to defame them through online smear campaigns.

Evil name; bad reputation; defamation.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Spreading false rumors to defame someone's character is both unethical and damaging.

The celebrity filed a lawsuit against the tabloid for attempting to defame her with baseless accusations.

Online platforms should actively combat cyberbullying and efforts to defame individuals.

Defaming a person's reputation can have severe legal consequences.