adj.含有诽谤性文字的

The politician was accused of making libellous statements against his opponent during the election campaign.
在选举活动中，该政客被指控对对手发表诽谤性言论。
The newspaper had to issue a public apology and retract the libellous article after it was proven false.
报纸在其文章被证明为假后被迫公开道歉并撤回了诽谤性文章。
The author sued the magazine for libel after it published a libellous story about him.
作者因杂志发布关于他的诽谤故事而起诉杂志。
The court found the blogger guilty of libel for spreading libellous content online.
法庭判定该博主在网上传播诽谤内容构成诽谤罪。
The journalist was fired for writing a libellous piece about a local business owner.
记者因撰写针对当地企业主的诽谤性文章而被解雇。
The actor filed a lawsuit against the tabloid for libel after it printed false allegations against him.
演员因小报在其上刊印针对他的不实指控而对其提起诽谤诉讼。
The lawyer warned the media outlet that repeating libellous statements could lead to legal consequences.
律师警告媒体机构，重复诽谤性陈述可能会导致法律后果。
The victim of libel successfully sued the newspaper for damages, proving the claims were false.
诽谤受害者成功起诉报纸要求赔偿，并证明这些指控是虚假的。
The public figure decided not to pursue legal action against the blog due to the high cost and potential negative publicity from the libellous accusations.
公众人物决定不追究博客的法律责任，因为考虑到诉讼成本和诽谤指控可能带来的负面宣传。
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant, finding no evidence of libel in the disputed statement.
法官支持被告一方，认为争议声明中没有诽谤证据。