to hatin
To say negative things about someone because you are jealous of them
- verb
- /ˈheɪtɪn/
- NSFW
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- Everybody's hatin' on me.
Examples
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I know, I've been hatin' on Colin.
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Instead of hatin' 'em I pray for 'em.
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Why is that, why you always hatin'?
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Everybody's just hatin' on you, 'cause you're dope.
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She really doesn't like him; she's always hatin' on his style.
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People tend to start hatin' when they see someone succeed.
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Instead of hatin', we should try to support each other.
Synonyms
to hate
vsto hatin
To feel a very strong dislike for someone or something
adds unfair criticism or public attack to intense dislike
To criticize someone strongly and unfairly in public
combines strong dislike with unfair criticism rather than only public attacks
Antonyms
How Negative
to vilify
39
7.9
to detest
43
3.5
to hate
∞
1.0
to hatin
16
9.9
- NSFW
dislike
50
1.0
- Texting
to criticize
653
3.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hatin comes from the everyday word hate and the slang phrase hate on, which means 'to speak badly of someone out of dislike or jealousy'. So, to be hatin is to give unfair criticism or show strong dislike.