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What is speech that wrongfully damages a reputation called?

Speech that wrongfully damages a reputation is called defamation.

Here's a breakdown:

* Defamation is a legal term for false and damaging statements about a person that are communicated to a third party.

* It can be either libel (written) or slander (spoken).

* To prove defamation, you must show that the statement was false, published (shared with others), damaging to your reputation, and made without justification.

It's important to note that defamation is a serious accusation and can have legal consequences for the person making the statement.

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