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Libellous

usgb/ˈlaɪbələs/Volume
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Legal Consequences

Using 'libellous' in a statement can lead to being sued for harming someone's reputation.

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Be careful when writing critiques, as unfounded claims could be considered libellous.
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Fact Check

Always verify information before sharing to avoid spreading libellous content inadvertently.

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The journalist double-checked the sources to ensure nothing libellous was included in the report.
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Public Figures

Libellous comments about public figures often attract more attention and legal scrutiny.

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The blogger faced a lawsuit after making a libellous remark about a politician.
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