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Ratioed describes a social media post that has received more replies than likes or retweets—typically indicating widespread disagreement or mockery.
The term originated on Twitter, where a high ratio of critical replies to approving engagement signals the post landed badly: He got ratioed hard for that take.
Being ratioed is a form of public rebuke by the crowd.
Lack of proportion
- lopsidedUnequally balanced
- skewedAsymmetrically shifted
- asymmetryAbsence of balanced form
- overwhelmedDefeated by sheer volume
Swift retaliatory response
- dunkedPlunged briefly into liquid
- draggedPulled heavily along
- roastedCooked uncovered with heat
- called outVocally summoned or criticized
pushback · criticism · condemnation · outcry · repudiation · rebuff · retaliation · takedown
imbalance
Lack of proportion
overwhelmed · outnumbered · uneven · mismatch
clapback
Swift retaliatory response
called out · pushback · criticism · condemnation · outcry · repudiation · rebuff · retaliation · takedown · pile-on
replies
Answers given back
- quote tweetsReshares with added commentary
- commentsSpoken or written reactions
- likesFeels favorably toward
retweets · shares · notifications · viral · trending · thread · tweet · post · mentions · interactions
unpopular
Not liked by many
- criticizedExpressed disapproval of
- rejectedRefused or turned away
- condemnedOfficially declared unfit
mocked · ridiculed · scorned · derided · shunned · slammed · panned · booed · jeered · dissed
- social mediaposts, post, influencer status, followers, tweet
- demolishedbeaten, defeated, crushed, destroyed, demolished
- cyber conflictstrolling, cyberbullying, flame war, online harassment, doxing
- digital rejectionunfollow, unfriend, block, mute, ghost
- aspect ratiosWidth-to-height measurements
- rational thoughtLogic-based mental process
- ration booksWartime supply allocation documents
- ration stampsControlled-purchase authorization slips
- military rationPortable soldier food
- ration cardsPermits for limited goods
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