Noun:

అవమానపరచు, కింద పడుకో,

libeller's Usage Examples:

indignation in the Abbé Vertot, who denounced Fréret to the government as a libeller of the monarchy.

presented by the grand juries of the county and city of Dublin as a common libeller, following a ferocious charge demanding his indictment by Thomas Marlay.

and antiquary Anthony Wood, a man of "uncouth manners" and a condemned libeller, described him as "foul-mouthed Bale" a century afterwards.

political pamphlets induced his leading biographer to name him the chief libeller of Portugal, though at the time his jocular and satirical style gained.

and Slander examined, chastised, and exposed, in a letter to a malicious libeller.

– William Prynne is branded as a seditious libeller, and sentenced to pillorying and mutilation.

1885 that it was full of "poets, pirates, parsons, plotters; coiners, libellers, defaulters, Jesuits; vagabonds of every class who vexed the souls of.

magnanimously interceding with the judge for a light punishment of his libeller.

let the name of libeller be engraved on my tomb.

hath bought a good pennyworth of bishops" lands", says a contemporary libeller, and in one of his speeches he refers to an investment of £8,000 in such.

of 1709, and endeavoured, but with little success, to run to earth the libellers of the government.

Demmenie replied in the newspapers by calling Phylidor an alien libeller and claiming that the used machinery had been known to physicists since.

Rogers, and others printed serious answers to his arguments, while obscure libellers ridiculed him.