“Build out” used to be a noun for the plan/process of setting up a facility like a data center. Then became a verb for that sort of process. You don’t “build out” a hose.
“Hating on” is a specific activity instead of a state of being or emotion. It’s more precisely about a temporal process.
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“Build out” used to be a noun for the plan/process of setting up a facility like a data center. Then became a verb for that sort of process. You don’t “build out” a hose.
“Hating on” is a specific activity instead of a state of being or emotion. It’s more precisely about a temporal process.
Would one typically "hate on" something that they do not also simply "hate"?
Is the term "hating on" used to protect the person expressing hate from labeling them "a hater"?