v.诬蔑,诽谤,中伤
defame的现在分词

原形：defame第三人称单数：defames过去式：defamed过去分词：defamed现在分词：defaming

The article defames the politician by alleging corrupt practices without providing any substantial evidence.
这篇文章诽谤了那位政治家，声称其有腐败行为，但却没有提供任何实质性证据。
She's threatening to sue for defamation if those false rumors continue to spread.
如果那些虚假谣言继续传播，她威胁要提起诽谤诉讼。
The celebrity won a substantial amount in damages from the tabloid that had defamed him.
那位名人从诽谤他的小报那里赢得了大笔赔偿金。
His reputation was irreparably damaged due to the malicious defamations spread by his rival.
由于竞争对手恶意传播的诽谤，他的名誉受到了不可挽回的损害。
The journalist was careful not to cross the line into defamation when criticizing the government's policies.
记者在批评政府政策时，小心翼翼地避免触犯诽谤的界限。
In many countries, libel and slander, which are forms of defamation, are punishable by law.
在许多国家，作为诽谤形式的诽谤和口头诽谤依法可受到惩罚。
The social media post accused the company of environmental pollution, sparking concerns of potential defamation lawsuit.
那篇社交媒体帖子指控公司污染环境，引发了可能的诽谤诉讼的担忧。
The court ruled that the statement made by the accuser constituted defamation of character.
法院裁定，原告所作的陈述构成了对人格的诽谤。
He had to issue a public apology for inadvertently defaming a charity organization during a live interview.
他在一次直播采访中不慎诽谤了一家慈善组织，不得不公开道歉。
Defamation laws exist to protect individuals' reputations from unjust attacks and ensure freedom of speech doesn't become a tool for harm.
诽谤法的存在是为了保护个人名誉免受不公正攻击，并确保言论自由不会成为伤害他人的工具。