诽谤

• 拼音: fěi bàng
• 汉字拆解: 诽 = 讠 + 非 (speech + negation/wrong — to speak wrongly of someone); 谤 = 讠+ 旁 (speech + side — to speak ill of someone behind their back)

含义

To defame; to slander; to libel. To make false and damaging statements about someone with the intent to harm their reputation.

A legal and formal term covering both spoken defamation (slander) and written defamation (libel). Used in legal proceedings, journalism, and serious interpersonal disputes. Related: 名誉权 (right to reputation), 诽谤罪 (criminal defamation), 侵权 (infringement of rights).

例句

1. 被告在多个公开社交媒体账号上捏造并散布关于原告存在学术造假行为的不实信息，已构成对其名誉权的严重侵害，被法院认定为诽谤行为。
2. 在网络舆论环境中，匿名诽谤的成本极低而受害者维权的难度极高，这一不对称格局已促使多国立法机构着手完善针对网络诽谤的专项法律规制。
3. 他委托律师向对方发出律师函，明确警告若不立即删除相关诽谤内容并公开致歉，将依法提起包括民事索赔在内的全套法律追责程序。

用法指南

语境: law, media, politics, social media

语气: negative

正确说法

• 该媒体未经核实就发文指控这位企业家涉嫌欺诈，事后被认定严重失实，法院裁定构成诽谤。(The media outlet published accusations against the entrepreneur without verification; the report was later found to be seriously false, and the court ruled that it constituted defamation.)
• 在学术界，蓄意捏造同行的研究数据或动机并加以公开散布的行为，不仅违反职业伦理规范，在情节严重时还可能触犯诽谤相关法律条款。(In academia, the deliberate fabrication and public dissemination of a peer's research data or motivations not only violates professional ethical standards but may also, in serious cases, violate legal provisions related to defamation.)

错误说法

• 诽谤 for expressing a strongly negative but truthful opinion — truth is a complete defence against defamation; do not confuse 诽谤 with 批评 (criticism) or 指控 (accusation); 诽谤 specifically requires falsehood and intent to harm

起源与历史

诽 (to slander; to speak ill of behind one's back) + 谤 (to defame; to spread false accusations) — both characters relate to malicious false speech

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal