Disadulation

[Becky]

n. Excessive abuse or criticism
A word created by applying the prefix dis-, meaning the opposite of, to the noun adulation, meaning excessive flattery or admiration.

[admin]

I think it might be something from a TV show. Its

[Guest]

The word 'Disadulation' is not a real word; it is a made up or coined word.

First let's see what 'Adulation' is: It is from the French word, 'adulari' which means to flatter or to fawn on. In Middle English this word was used to mean 'excessive or slavish admiration.' '

By definition, adulation is 'servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise'

The Prefix 'Dis' means, 'not' or the 'Opposite of'

Disadulation is the opposite of adulation. So it means,

'A WARNING' or an 'ADMONITION'

[Guest]

n. excessive abuse or criticism
a word created by applying the prefix dis-, meaning the opposite of, to the noun adulation, meaning excessive flattery or admiration.
dwight: three demerits and you will receive a citation.
jim: now that sounds serious.
dwight: oh it is serious. five citations and you’re looking at a violation. four of those, and you’ll receive a verbal warning. keep it up, and you’re looking at a written warning. two of those, that’ll land you in a world of hurt: in the form of a disciplinary review, written up by me and placed on the desk of my immediate superior.
jim: which would be me.
dwight: ….. that is correct.
jim: okay, i want a copy on my desk by the end of the day or you will receive a full disadulation.
dwight: what’s a dis- … what’s that?
jim: oh, you don’t wanna know.

[Guest]

@admin The word was used in season 3 episode 21 of The Office.

[Guest]

.up made are words All

[Guest]

You don't wanna know

[Lanell]

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[GlendynaSlese]

n. The act of expressing harsh criticism or disapproval, often in an excessive or extreme manner. Essentially, the opposite of adulation.