libellous

adj.

诽谤（性）的，中伤的；

1. He says that the report is libellous.
   他说报导是诽谤性的。
2. I'm afraid we can't print your story on the fraud scandal,it might be libellous.
   对不起,我们不能发表你写的那篇有关欺骗丑闻的报道,因为它可能构成诽谤。

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