dissed (Meaning)

dissed

to find fault with, a disparaging remark or act, disrespect, to treat with disrespect or contempt

The haters mercilessly dissed her online for her controversial views.
The band's new single dissed their former record label, sparking a public feud.
The comedian's jokes dissed the audience's intelligence, leaving them feeling insulted.
The politician dissed his opponent's policies, accusing him of hypocrisy.
The critic dissed the movie, calling it an uninspired and predictable disaster.
The fashion blogger dissed the latest runway collection, calling it drab and boring.
The high-school bully dissed the new kid, making him feel small and insignificant.
The soccer commentator dissed the opposing team, claiming they were overpaid and overrated.
The rap song dissed the music industry, accusing it of being corrupt and exploitative.
The tech reviewer dissed the latest smartphone, saying it was overpriced and underwhelming.

to find fault with, a disparaging remark or act, disrespect, to treat with disrespect or contempt

scorned, snubbed, despised, hated, disdained,disrespected, slighted, walked over, looked down (on or upon), sniffed (at)

cherished, honored,respected, valued, prized, admired, worshipped,treasured, esteemed, revered

The haters mercilessly dissed her online for her controversial views.

The band's new single dissed their former record label, sparking a public feud.

The comedian's jokes dissed the audience's intelligence, leaving them feeling insulted.

The politician dissed his opponent's policies, accusing him of hypocrisy.