Dissed Meaning in English

word · lemma: diss

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Definition

To insult, show disrespect, or criticize someone in a rude or dismissive way. Commonly used in informal situations and hip-hop culture.

Usage & Nuances

"Dissed" is slang and informal; avoid in formal writing. Commonly used in hip-hop, music, or when talking about someone being insulted or slighted. Usually followed by a person or sometimes 'me'/'her'/'him'. Related terms: 'diss track,' 'no disrespect, but…'. Often interchangeable with 'insult' in casual contexts.

• Spanish: menospreciar - insultar - faltar el respeto
• Portuguese (BR): desrespeitar - insultar - menosprezar
• Portuguese (PT): desrespeitar - insultar - menosprezar
• Chinese (Simplified): 侮辱 - 怠慢 - 看不起
• Chinese (Traditional): 侮辱 - 怠慢 - 看不起
• Hindi: अपमान करना - बेइज्जती करना
• Arabic: أهان - استخف - قلل من شأن
• Bengali: অপমান করা - অসম্মান করা
• Russian: обидеть - оскорбить - проявить неуважение
• Japanese: ディスる - バカにする
• Vietnamese: xúc phạm - coi thường - khinh thường
• Korean: 디스하다 - 무시하다 - 모욕하다
• Turkish: hakaret etmek - küçük düşürmek
• Urdu: ذلیل کرنا - بے عزتی کرنا
• Indonesian: menghina - tidak menghargai

Example Sentences

The singer dissed his rival in the new song.

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He dissed me in front of everyone.

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She felt bad after being dissed by her classmates.

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Did you see how he totally dissed the interviewer on live TV?

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No one likes to be dissed in front of their friends.

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My brother got dissed for wearing those old shoes to the party.

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