defamatory in Greek
defamatory in Greek is συκοφαντικός, δυσφημιστικός — defamatory means harmful to someone's good name, especially when untrue.
defamatory in Greek
συκοφαντικός
Pronounced: sykofadikos
Damaging to someone's reputation, especially if untrue.
δυσφημιστικός
Pronounced: dysfimistikos
Damaging to someone's reputation, especially if untrue.
What does "defamatory" mean?
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adj Harmful to someone's good name, especially when untrue.
"sue for defamatory comments"
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defamatory in a sentence
- sue for defamatory comments
- The journalist sued for defamatory remarks.
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What is "defamatory" in Greek?
"defamatory" in Greek is συκοφαντικός, δυσφημιστικός. defamatory means: Harmful to someone's good name, especially when untrue.
How do you pronounce συκοφαντικός?
"defamatory" in Greek is συκοφαντικός, pronounced "sykofadikos".
Are there other ways to say "defamatory" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "defamatory": συκοφαντικός, δυσφημιστικός.
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