meanaction

noun
UK /ˈmiːnˌækʃən/
US /ˈmiːnˌækʃən/

A mean action is something unkind that someone does to hurt or upset another person.

Taking the little boy's toy without asking was a mean action.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small, spiteful gesture meant to annoy someone.

She gave him a meanaction by hiding his pencil.

3. An unfair move in a game or contest.

Cheating to win the race was a meanaction.

4. A deliberate act of exclusion toward a classmate.

Leaving him out of the game on purpose was a meanaction.