Adjective:

लेबल्स,

libeled's Usage Examples:

those who described his peppers in sexual tones: The peppers which are libeled more than anything I have done, ‒ in them has been found vulvas, penises.

The vessel was libeled and sold by the British Admiralty Court in Nassau, Bahamas then seized.

which are libeled more than anything I have done, ‒ in them has been found vulvas, penises or combinations, sexual intercourse, Madonna with child, wrestlers.

interest in homosexual activity and libeled the reputation of some guards, whom Stroud described as sadistic, and libeled some wardens, whom Stroud described.

Greenwich Village, who was the lover of Edward Mylius the English radical who libeled the British king George V.

The court found that Menéndez had not libeled, a decision upheld in appeal.

Lexington escorted her prize to Philadelphia where Edward was libeled on 13 April, condemned on 29 April, and purchased by the Marine Committee.

Synonyms:

complaint,

Antonyms:

uncover, clean,