slam
- noun
- /slæm/
- Offensive
- His humorous, yet witheringly biting slams against the Left and Political Correctness are a joy to behold!
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Watch on YouTubeSo a lot of slams on on on Elon here.
- So a lot of slams on on on Elon here.
Examples
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$4 billion to the industry, it is the worst slam in the face for the consumer.
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It was the classiest yet pettiest slams I've ever heard and I was completely there for it.
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I'm pretty sure your little slam at the beginning is in reference to my previous post.
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In fact, Stephanie's after-school Christian youth group felt to me like one big slam.
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I especially like his epic slams of those who think they have him cornered.
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The insult was described in Billboard magazine as "one of the biggest slams ever hurled by a performer at a concert host."
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The critic's latest article included a harsh slam that targeted the author's skill.
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Her comment was meant to be a playful slam, but it ended up offending him.
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During the debate, he delivered a pointed slam at his opponent's previous statements.
Synonyms
A short angry remark meant to hurt or criticize someone
Harsh repeated criticism of a person or their ideas
Rude or insulting words said to hurt someone
A short sarcastic remark that criticizes someone
A pointed remark meant to hurt or criticize
An unfair comment that attacks someone who cannot defend themselves
A short sharp remark meant to hurt or criticize someone
A remark that says bad things about someone to hurt their reputation
A remark that makes someone feel small or embarrassed
A rude remark that hurts or upsets someone
Saying or writing very harsh and unfair things about someone to damage their reputation
A sharp remark that humiliates someone in an argument
An insulting remark meant to hurt someone
Talking about someone in a way that shows dislike and makes them seem unimportant
A strong attack in words on a person or group
A sharp remark that criticizes someone in a not direct way
A rude comment meant to hurt someone or show no respect
A strong criticism that attacks a person or idea
A comment or action that makes someone feel unimportant
A sharp insulting remark about someone or their actions
A mean comment that aims to hurt someone
A harshly critical comment that aims to hurt or mock someone
A set of harsh insulting words meant to hurt someone
A very harsh and angry comment meant to hurt someone
A remark that is harsh and meant to hurt someone's feelings
A rude remark that criticizes or insults someone
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A strong shot where a player jumps and puts the ball through the hoop with one or both hands
- Jargon
A style of dancing where people bump into each other on purpose, usually at punk shows
- Informal
A style of dancing where people push and bump into each other to loud music
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
A spoken slam is like a 'hit' with words — people use the idea of striking to describe a sharp, insulting remark. So a slam is an angry or cutting comment meant to hurt or criticise someone.