dissing (Meaning)

dissing

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

The rapper on stage dissed his competitor's latest album, calling it unoriginal.
Feeling insecure, the bully dissed the new student's outfit in the cafeteria.
During the roast, the comedian playfully dissed the guest of honor, poking fun at their quirks.
The online gaming community disses players with poor sportsmanship.
The disappointed fan dissed the band's new direction, wishing they'd return to their old sound.
The siblings playfully dissed each other all the time, but it was always out of love.
The movie reviewer dissed the special effects, claiming they looked outdated.
The diss track sparked a heated feud between the two rival musicians.
The fashion critics dissed the model's runway walk, calling it stiff and awkward.
Though tempted to diss the opponent back, the athlete maintained their composure and focused on the game.

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

abuse, criticism, castigation, denunciation, censure, belittlement, condemnation,disparagement, depreciation, lecture

panegyric, homage, honor, citation, praise, encomium, approval, eulogy,tribute, indorsement

The rapper on stage dissed his competitor's latest album, calling it unoriginal.

Feeling insecure, the bully dissed the new student's outfit in the cafeteria.

During the roast, the comedian playfully dissed the guest of honor, poking fun at their quirks.

The online gaming community disses players with poor sportsmanship.