Defamation used in a sentence

Defamation in a sentence as a noun

I wouldn't name and shame here on HN, because when you file a lawsuit they'll counterclaim for defamation.

> [...] threatening to sue The Oatmeal for $20,000 for defamation [...]This is incorrect.

That someone actually used that e-mail should not result in public defamation and linking their business name with spam.

I don't have near enough evidence to make a final judgment one way or another but this certainly smells more like defamation than whistle-blowing.

He should be able to get defamation, at least with good enough odds to get a settlement that'll cover him till he gets his next job, given what PlayHaven's management said about the termination and about him.

How a more punitive defamation regime in the UK was won on the back not of politicians trying to protect their expenses or some such, but the hacking of a dead teenager's voicemail and various other dirty tricks of the gutter press.

* The Singaporean government and senior government officials have frequently brought charges of "scandalizing the court," criminal and civil defamation, and sedition to silence and even bankrupt its critics.