How Do You Spell LIBELLING?

Pronunciation: [lˈa͡ɪbəlɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "libelling" refers to the act of spreading false and damaging statements about someone. It is pronounced as /ˈlɪ.bəl.ɪŋ/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The initial sound is represented by the letter "L" and is pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of the mouth. The following vowel sound is represented by the letter "I" and is pronounced with the tongue raised towards the front of the mouth. The next two consonant sounds, represented by the letters "B" and "L", are pronounced by briefly closing the lips and then releasing them. The final sound, represented by the letters "I" and "NG", is a nasal sound made by raising the back of the tongue towards the soft palate.

LIBELLING Meaning and Definition

  1. Libelling, also spelled as libeling, is a legal term referring to the act of making a false and damaging statement about someone in a written or printed form, particularly with the intention to harm their reputation. It is a form of defamation that occurs when false information is communicated to others, typically by publishing or writing it down, resulting in injury to an individual's character or reputation.

    Libelling generally involves statements that are false, misleading, or unsubstantiated, and are made to cause harm or create a negative impression about someone's honesty, integrity, or professional competence. The aim of libel is to tarnish a person's reputation, often resulting in various personal, professional, or financial consequences.

    For an act to be considered libelous, certain elements need to be present, including the identification of the specific person being defamed, dissemination of the false statement to third parties, and actual or potential damage or harm caused by the statement.

    Libelling can occur in various forms, such as written articles, books, leaflets, online publications, social media posts, or any other form of communication that reaches a wide audience. The injured party may pursue legal action against the person or entity responsible for libelling, seeking damages for the harm caused to their reputation.

    In many jurisdictions, libel laws are in place to protect individuals from false statements that can harm their reputation and provide a legal recourse for victims of reputational damage. These laws vary by country, but generally involve proving that the statement is false, damaging, and not protected by any privilege or defense.

  2. The act of defaming or exposing to public contempt in writing.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for LIBELLING

Etymology of LIBELLING

The word "libelling" is derived from the noun form "libel", which has its roots in Latin. The Latin word "libellus" referred to a small book or document. Over time, it came to imply a written statement or a public notice, often of a legal or defamatory nature. In Late Latin, "libellus" gave rise to the verb "libellare", which meant to publish or make known. This verb eventually evolved into "libel" in Old French, then "libellen" in Middle English, and finally "libelling" in modern English.

Similar spelling word for LIBELLING

Plural form of LIBELLING is LIBELLINGS

Conjugate verb Libelling

CONDITIONAL

I would libel
we would libel
you would libel
he/she/it would libel
they would libel

FUTURE

I will libel
we will libel
you will libel
he/she/it will libel
they will libel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have libelled, will have libeled
we will have libelled, will have libeled
you will have libelled, will have libeled
he/she/it will have libelled, will have libeled
they will have libelled, will have libeled

PAST

I libelled, libeled
we libelled, libeled
you libelled, libeled
he/she/it libelled, libeled
they libelled, libeled

PAST PERFECT

I had libelled, had libeled
we had libelled, had libeled
you had libelled, had libeled
he/she/it had libelled, had libeled
they had libelled, had libeled

PRESENT

I libel
we libel
you libel
he/she/it libels
they libel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have libeled, have libelled
we have libeled, have libelled
you have libeled, have libelled
he/she/it has libeled, has libelled
they have libeled, have libelled
I am libeling, am libelling
we are libelling, are libeling
you are libelling, are libeling
he/she/it is libeling, is libelling
they are libelling, are libeling
I was libelling, was libeling
we were libeling, were libelling
you were libeling, were libelling
he/she/it was libelling, was libeling
they were libeling, were libelling
I will be libeling, will be libelling
we will be libeling, will be libelling
you will be libeling, will be libelling
he/she/it will be libeling, will be libelling
they will be libeling, will be libelling
I have been libeling, have been libelling
we have been libeling, have been libelling
you have been libelling, have been libeling
he/she/it has been libeling, has been libelling
they have been libelling, have been libeling
I had been libelling, had been libeling
we had been libelling, had been libeling
you had been libelling, had been libeling
he/she/it had been libelling, had been libeling
they had been libelling, had been libeling
I will have been libeling, will have been libelling
we will have been libeling, will have been libelling
you will have been libeling, will have been libelling
he/she/it will have been libeling, will have been libelling
they will have been libeling, will have been libelling
I would have libelled, would have libeled
we would have libelled, would have libeled
you would have libelled, would have libeled
he/she/it would have libelled, would have libeled
they would have libelled, would have libeled
I would be libelling, would be libeling
we would be libelling, would be libeling
you would be libelling, would be libeling
he/she/it would be libelling, would be libeling
they would be libelling, would be libeling
I would have been libelling, would have been libeling
we would have been libelling, would have been libeling
you would have been libelling, would have been libeling
he/she/it would have been libelling, would have been libeling
they would have been libelling, would have been libeling

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