Sling off at

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verb

To criticize or make negative comments about someone or something in an unkind way.

John is always slinging off at Joe for his poor performance in school.
Visual representation of "sling off at" - To criticize or make negative comments about someone or something in an unkind way.

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  • sling off at someone
  • sling off at something

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

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Negative Tone

This phrase usually shows the speaker has a negative opinion or disrespect towards the subject.

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Helen can't help slinging off at the new policy.
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Informal Use

'Sling off at' is casual and can be rude; avoid using it in formal or polite conversation.

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I shouldn't have slung off at the referee during the game.
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Person or Thing

The phrase can target a person or any other entity, like a policy, event, or object.

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His habit of slinging off at the weather is quite tiresome.
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