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defamer

noun as in detractor

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However, high-profile plaintiffs who sue over libel claims face a high bar and need to prove that alleged defamers acted with “actual malice” in making false claims.

He says he will abolish the death penalty, and has pledged to get rid of colonial-era laws, including those used to jail his defamers.

Yet in 2014, when the former defamer of the Jews received a dramatically vindicating honorary degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary, he was moved to think how gratified his parents would have been.

“The law allows a woman to hold a liar and defamer accountable.”

“In my career I’ve also worked for years with artists and craftspeople from Ghana, Benin, South Africa, Ethiopia, Tunisia, and Cameroon, and also from Mexico, Vietnam, etc., but that doesn’t interest the defamers,” he wrote.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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