8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Defame' in a Sentence
"To harm someone's good name or reputation by spreading false and harmful statements, either spoken or written; to slander or libel someone." more
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Once the documentary is released, it will have defamed the controversial theories of the conspiracy theorist.
Before the awards ceremony, critics will have defamed the artistic value of the nominated films.
After the court ruling, the protestors will have defamed the reputation of the alleged criminal.
By the end of the investigation, the journalist will have defamed the corporation's ethical practices.
By the time the biography is published, it will have defamed the legacy of the historical figure.
Before the product launch, competing companies will have defamed each other's innovations.
When the academic fraud is uncovered, the university will have defamed the integrity of its educational system.
After the scandal is exposed, the tabloid will have defamed the celebrity's personal life.
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