单词 | defamation |
释义 | defamation (defəmeɪʃən ) uncountable noun Defamation is the damaging of someone's good reputation by saying something bad and untrue about them. [formal] He sued for defamation. Synonyms: slander, smear, libel, scandal Collocations: defamation action If compensation of that nature was to be claimed, it could only be recovered in a defamation action. Times, Sunday Times He denied the allegations and has issued a defamation action. Times, Sunday Times They commenced their defamation action to which the defendants pleaded justification and fair comment. Times, Sunday Times The court rejected the good faith standard due to the danger of bringing suit simply to reveal identity without any intention of pursuing the defamation action to a final decision. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 As defamation actions went, he added, the allegation was relatively trivial. Times, Sunday Times The evidence in the defamation case has never been tested before a judge. The Sun The charity successfully brought a defamation case against the couple. Times, Sunday Times But he can only use the cash to defend himself in a separate defamation case. The Sun She was a witness in the defamation case. The Sun An early defamation case involving a government minister, although a loss, made his reputation. Times, Sunday Times Most never get that far, because nervous publications settle beforehand, while the spectre of defamation law has a chilling effect on what gets published in the first place. Times, Sunday Times Slipping an amendment into another bill, threatening in the process the good work done in reforming defamation law, was sneaky and sinister. Times, Sunday Times Recent cases have addressed defamation law and the internet. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Changes made to the defamation laws last year enable websites to be forced to provide the details of people writing potentially libellous comments. Times, Sunday Times First, presumably, because of the defamation laws, and second because they, too, are fans. Times, Sunday Times His answers about a defamation lawsuit early in his career, the names and status of his household staff and his medical history were incomplete, they said. Times, Sunday Times Heaps had refused the reimbursement for the defamation lawsuit but still accepted the reimbursement for the compliance audit action. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In a defamation lawsuit he was charged with breaking his distribution contract and disclosing proprietary information. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 However, this court concluded that the identity of anonymous posters in defamation lawsuits can be revealed only if the lawsuit would survive a motion to dismiss. Christianity Today Failure to comply with this proposed law would result in fines and possible defamation lawsuits against the operators of the website. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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