Fault and Libel

Fault

Fault verb - To express one's unfavorable opinion of the worth or quality of.

Libel and fault are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Libel" instead a verb "Fault".

Libel

Libel verb - To make untrue and harmful statements about.

Fault and libel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fault" instead a verb "Libel".

Nearby Words: libeling, libellous, libeled, libelled

How words are described

genuine genuine fault genuine libel
serious serious fault serious libel
racist racist fault racist libel

Both words in one sentence

  • Call Back In General Protection Fault, after Trent sues Fred for libel, Fooker proposes breaking into his house again, like they did to clear Trudy's name.
    Source: Call Back
  • In General Protection Fault, Mercedes de la Croix, Trent's lawyer, puts a restraining order on Fred, forcing him to work tech support from home while he's on trial for libel against Trent.
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