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Synonyms & Antonyms for dis
Synonyms: Verb
contemn, disdain, disrespect, high-hat, look down (on or upon), scorn, slight, sniff (at), snoot, snub
Synonyms: Noun (1)
affront, barb, brickbat, cut, dart, dig, epithet, gird, indignity, insult, name, offense (or offence), outrage, personality, poke, put-down, sarcasm, slap, slight, slur
Antonyms: Verb
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Examples of dis in a Sentence
Verb
don't you go dissing somebody just because you've got a few more dead presidents than they do a DJ who has dissed every album that rapper has put outNoun (1)
that's a dis that a person of any color should find offensive in the hood any dis is dealt with harshly
Recent Examples on the Web: Verb
Trump doesn't dis his male opponents for their looks or emotions. — Amber Phillips, Washington Post, "Trump’s Mika tweets underscore a dark reality: For him, it’s always about gender," 29 June 2017 Not to dis the Silver Palate—because who would ever do that—but I’m pretty sure my pork tenderloin version is even better than the original. — Ashley Mason, Bon Appetit, "How the Silver Palate Cookbook Changed Our Cooking," 9 Mar. 2017Recent Examples on the Web: Noun
At 45, Shaquille O'Neal has moved beyond rattling rims, but not beyond an old-school diss track. — Ira Winderman, Sun-Sentinel.com, "Shaq's LaVar Ball diss track references Pat Riley, Alonzo Mourning, Dwyane Wade," 29 July 2017 Thinking about this some more, this is kind of a dis. — Armando Salguero, miamiherald, "Betting site thinks Dolphins are basically no better than Los Angeles Chargers -- which is not good," 9 May 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'dis.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.