badmouth
IPA: bˈædmʌθ
verb
- (informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
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Examples of "badmouth" in Sentences
- I'm not badmouthing the protocol unfairly.
- Please don't badmouth the article's subject.
- The other side is too eager to badmouth the school.
- It is not a place to badmouth people you don't like.
- Lois nervously warns him not to badmouth the network.
- In other words, all that this account did was badmouth me.
- It's unnecessary, and unconstructive, to badmouth the contributor.
- Part of competition tactics is using media to badmouth a competitor.
- But its annoyed to see an editor badmouth the improvement of articles.
- It is inappropriate to badmouth something you don't know or understand.