Defamation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFAMATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of defaming another
• the action of damaging the good reputation of someone; slander or libel
• Act of injuring another\'s reputation by any slanderous communication, written or oral; the wrong of maliciously injuring the good name of another; slander; detraction; calumny; aspersion.
• a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone\'s words or actions
• an abusive attack on a person\'s character or good name
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of defaming another; calumny

Words related to DEFAMATION

defamations17

Words that contain DEFAMATION

defamations17 antidefamation20

How to use DEFAMATION in a sentence

• Van Torp had been certain that the campaign of defamation had not been begun by the Unions, and by its nature it could have no connection with the legal aspect of his position.
• If I can remember what passed at a Visit last Night, it will serve as an Instance that the Sexes are equally inclined to Defamation, with equal Malice, with equal Impotence.
• He never seriously touched a brush again, for all his energies were needed in the defence of himself and his invention from defamation and attack.
• Lewis against that gentleman, for defamation of character.
• After all, both of them were professionals who knew and understood the law of libel and defamation.
• Thompson, in the court of session, for defamation and damages, and I was one of the counsel for the reverend defendant.
• He charged his minister, in a publick paper, with scandal, defamation, and falsehood.
• They have long clamored at its gates, long shouted at its windows, in defamation and in glorification.
• For instance he will have immunity from defamation actions.
• They began a campaign of defamation against Doctor Grenfell and his whole field of work.
• One incident from this time will show how unfairly he was being judged and how imprudent he was to front defamation with defiance.
• A noble enthusiasm in praise of Woman is not incompatible with a spirited zeal in defamation of women.
• The Washington Post, also, ever faithful to its unsavory trust, lent its influence to this work of defamation.
• Neither the splendor, nor the power, nor the difficulties, nor the fame, or defamation, as may happen, attached to the first magistracy, have any attractions for me.
• But some day he will know what is the meaning of defamation, and if he ever does, he will forgive me.
• With terrible vividness he shows the misery, ruin, and degradation which result from the present journalistic practice of misrepresentation, sophistry, and defamation.
• With the first tidings of the battle fought at Minden the defamation of this officer arrived.
• Another bill carried this session made some alterations in the law relating to defamation and libel.
• It became exceedingly important to silence him, and the Romish church resorted to its old instrument in such cases, defamation.
• To none do I bear ill will because of this defamation.
• It is a certain Sign of an ill Heart to be inclined to Defamation.
• These are the several Steps by which this Vice proceeds, and grows up into Slander and Defamation.
• The final refutation of defamation, however, is to be found in the actual achievement of members of the race themselves.
• In France the work of defamation was manifest and flagrant.
• Of all the vices of which these mahommedan priests were guilty, and by all accounts they were not a few, slander and defamation appeared to be by far the most general.
• It was brought by an aggrieved husband to recover damages for defamation of the character of his wife.
• I look on periodical criticism in general to be a species of shop, where panegyric and defamation are sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation.
• The Anglo-Irish Union was created and has ever since been justified by a systematic defamation of Irish character.
• Let us be scrupulously careful to avoid mistakes which might lead to a fresh campaign of defamation like that waged against Canada, as well as Ireland, between 1830 and 1840.

Similar words containing FAMA without suffix tion and without prefix de

defamatory19 defamations17 defamatorily21 antidefamation20

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