1. libellous - Adjective
2. libellous - Adjective Satellite
(used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign
Source: WordNetGod bless my soul, woman, the more personal you are the better! This is a story of human beings - not dummies! Be personal - be prejudiced - be catty - be anything you please! Write the thing your own way. We can always prune out the bits that are libellous afterwards! Agatha Christie
Considering the paper to be libellous, Smith and the Nauvoo city council voted to shut down the paper as a public nuisance. Source: Internet
It was frequently libellous and scandalous and consisted in the main of dialogue set to music arranged from popular tunes. Source: Internet
In calling it libellous I didn’t necessarily mean that Milo could win a lawsuit — although maybe he could. Source: Internet
"Had we concluded it was libellous, we wouldn't have published it", said Mbanze. Source: Internet
"There have also been very libellous statements made about them and not followed up. Source: Internet