1. A press report on the shortfall in October, 2009 was dismissed as false and " libelous " by the hospital.
2. BYD may also have engaged in a libelous act or misused the proceedings.
3. This comes after several top celebrities committed suicide allegedly due to libelous online rumors last year.
4. Yang also demanded that he receive a public apology from Xiao Qiong, and that the libelous remarks by Xiao Qiong should stop immediately.
5. Xiong said Internet companies should suspend the accounts of users who spread rumors or libelous statements.
6. Zhang's claim says a story in the Shopping Guide on Jan 13 that claimed to speak of Zhao's " special friendship " with Zhang was libelous.
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1. (used of statements) harmful and often untrue
tending to discredit or malign
Synonym: calumniatory calumnious defamatory denigrative denigrating denigratory libellous slanderous