libellous (Meaning)

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libellous (s)

(used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign

The article contained libellous accusations against the politician, damaging his reputation.
The journalist was sued for libel after publishing a libellous story about a celebrity.
The company's libellous advertising campaign led to a lawsuit from a competitor.
The website spread libellous rumours about the businessman, causing him significant distress.
The politician threatened to sue the newspaper for libel if they published defamatory remarks.
The court ruled that the newspaper was not liable for libel, as the statements made were true.
The lawyer advised the client to refrain from making libellous allegations that could lead to legal consequences.
The libellous tweet quickly went viral, causing widespread damage to the reputation of the individual.
The blogger was found guilty of libel for publishing false and damaging information about a public figure.
The social media post was deemed libellous due to its malicious intent and harmful impact on the subject's character.

(used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign

inaccurate, incorrect, scandalous, calumnious,erroneous, slanderous, defamatory, false,unfavorable, malicious

complimentary, complimentary, appreciative, appreciative,favorable, favorable, sound, factual, laudatory, correct

The article contained libellous accusations against the politician, damaging his reputation.

The journalist was sued for libel after publishing a libellous story about a celebrity.

The company's libellous advertising campaign led to a lawsuit from a competitor.

The website spread libellous rumours about the businessman, causing him significant distress.