diss US
dɪs
See also: slag off (UK)
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Definition of diss - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

criticismSlangUSact of disrespect or criticismSlangUS
  • His comment was seen as a diss to the entire team.
insult slight

Verb

tr./intr.
1.
disrespect verballySlangUSspeak disrespectfully about someoneSlangUS
  • He didn't hesitate to diss his opponent during the debate..
belittle disparage insult
2.
behaviorSlangUStreat someone with contempt or disregardSlangUS
  • She felt dissed by her colleagues at the meeting.
belittle insult mock
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Origin of diss

English, diss (disrespect)

Examples of diss in a sentence

  • She took his silence as a diss.
  • She would never diss her friends.
  • They used the platform to diss their rivals.
  • He dissed his friend in front of everyone.
  • The artist dissed the critics in his new song.

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  1. French:critique, dénigrer, ...
  2. German:Respektlosigkeit, dissen, ...
  3. Italian:insulto, insultare, ...
  4. Spanish:insulto, insultar, ...
  5. Portuguese:desrespeito, insultar, ...
  6. Chinese:不敬, 侮辱, ...
  7. Japanese:侮辱, 侮辱する, ...
  8. Arabic:إِهانة, أهانَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּיס, לְזַלְזֵל, ...
  10. Russian:оскорбление, унижать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неповага, принижувати, ...
  12. Hindi:अपमान, बेइज़्ज़ती करना, ...
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