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Defame

usgb/dɪˈfeɪm/Volume
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Negative Context

Defame is used in situations where someone's reputation is harmed unfairly.

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The blog post was written to defame the celebrity.
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Legal Implications

Using 'defame' can imply a legal wrongdoing, where the victim may seek compensation.

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She sued the company for trying to defame her with false accusations.
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Powerful Damage

'Defame' suggests significant harm to someone’s reputation rather than a small misunderstanding.

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His career was ruined after his business partner worked to defame him.
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