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slander

Spoken defamatory statement; if written, or broadcast on radio or television, it constitutes libel.

A slander must involve making false statements and be shown to damage the person defamed.



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I have noticed throughout several years that The Washington Post loses no opportunity to denigrate the Catholic church.
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I couldn't ask for anything better than for America's entertainers to bash their president, denigrate him, make him seem like an idiot and a self-serving fool.
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