Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

dyslogy

Noun

/dɪsˈlɒdʒ.i/

Definition

A term used to describe the use of negative language or expression, particularly in the context of communication or discourse.

Examples

The dyslogy surrounding the project highlighted its numerous setbacks rather than its achievements.
In her review, she employed dyslogy to describe the movie’s poor script and lackluster performances.
His dyslogy in discussions often disheartened the team, making it hard to focus on solutions.

Meaning

Dyslogy refers to the tendency to speak or write about something in a critical or disparaging manner, often emphasizing the flaws or negative aspects rather than the positive ones.