Formal and Informal Expressions of diss

In different contexts, you can replace 'diss' with suitable alternatives. In a more formal setting, 'criticize, insult' is apt. In informal speech or writing, 'dis, put down' is a commonplace synonym.

diss: Explore its Definition & Usage

diss Definition

1to insult or criticize someone
2to treat someone with disrespect

Using diss: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "diss" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

Example
He dissed her outfit in front of everyone.
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Don't diss me like that, I'm trying my best.
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She felt hurt when her friends dissed her idea.
Example
He's always dissing his coworkers behind their backs.

diss Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for diss

Antonyms for diss

Phrases with diss

diss track
a song or rap that insults or disses another person, often used in a feud between musicians
Example
The rapper released a diss track aimed at his rival.
diss somebody's game
to criticize or make fun of someone's skills or abilities, especially in sports
Example
He was dissing my game all night, but I still beat him in the end.
diss somebody's ride
to criticize or make fun of someone's car or mode of transportation
Example
He was dissing my ride, but I don't care what he thinks about my car.

Origins of diss

shortened form of 'disrespect'

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Summary: diss in Brief

'Diss' [dɪs] is a verb that means to insult or criticize someone, often with disrespect. It can be used in various contexts, such as in music feuds, sports, and personal interactions. Examples include 'He dissed her outfit in front of everyone.' and 'Don't diss me like that, I'm trying my best.' Synonyms for 'diss' include 'insult', 'disparage', and 'belittle'.