Slag off

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verb

To criticize someone or something harshly and unfairly.

Don't slag off my team - they did their best.
Visual representation of "slag off" - To criticize someone or something harshly and unfairly.

Often appears as...

  • slag off someone
  • slag off something

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial

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British Slang

Primarily used in British English, might not be understood globally.

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She might find it confusing if you slag off her favourite singer; she's not familiar with British slang.
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Colloquial Critique

Use 'slag off' in informal situations or among friends, not in professional settings.

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I overheard them slagging off the new policy in the break room.
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Negative Shade

Carries a negative tone, indicating strong disapproval or disdain.

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It's not fair to slag off someone who's not here to defend themselves.
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