deny libel

Frequency: 6.20.8 per million words

To formally state that something written does not constitute libel.

libelVERB + libel

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deny

Examples (10)

  • The politician was quick to deny the libel allegations made in the newspaper.
  • Her lawyers advised her to immediately deny any libel that appeared in print.
  • Despite the accusations, the company chose to deny the libel publicly.
  • He issued a statement to deny the libel and threatened legal action.
  • It is crucial for public figures to deny libel promptly to protect their reputation.
  • The celebrity unequivocally tried to deny the libel spread by tabloids.
  • She refused to let the false claims stand and decided to deny the libel formally.
  • The organization moved swiftly to deny the libel in the online article.
  • To maintain credibility, he felt compelled to deny the libel on national television.
  • They had no option but to deny the libel against their charity.