libeled (Meaning)

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libeled (imp. & p. p.)

of Libel

The newspaper article libeled the politician by falsely accusing him of corruption.
The company was libeled in a television commercial that made baseless claims about its products.
The journalist was libeled in an online post that spread malicious rumors about her personal life.
The teacher was libeled by a student who falsely claimed that she had been biased against them.
The CEO was libeled in a lawsuit that accused him of embezzlement, which he had not committed.
The actor was libeled in a magazine article that suggested he had an affair with a co-star.
The doctor was libeled on social media by a patient who falsely claimed that he had misdiagnosed her.
The author was libeled in a book review that called her novel "unreadable" and "a waste of time."
The activist was libeled in a campaign advertisement that falsely accused him of being a supporter of violence.
The organization was libeled in a report that falsely claimed it had engaged in illegal activities.

of Libel

slandered, vilified,smeared, maligned, discredited, defamed, calumniated, disgraced, dishonored, blackened

commended, respected, praised, exalted, praised,honored, commended, applauded, honored, exalted

The newspaper article libeled the politician by falsely accusing him of corruption.

The company was libeled in a television commercial that made baseless claims about its products.

The journalist was libeled in an online post that spread malicious rumors about her personal life.

The teacher was libeled by a student who falsely claimed that she had been biased against them.