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How to Say ‘To insult’ in French

Clasher

klash-ay

[klash-ay]

🇫🇷 In France: Clasher is modern slang often used for verbal attacks, especially public ones, online or in a group. It feels more contemporary and sharper than a neutral verb like insulter.

Phrase Breakdown

Clasher

[klash-ay]

To diss

To insult or criticize someone.

Example

Il n'arrête pas de clasher ses amis.

He keeps dissing his friends.

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