The limits of my language
mean the limits of my world

Wittgenstein 1889-1951

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Part of Speech

Noun

Mean

A state where individualism and collectivism coexist in contradiction.


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Noun

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A state of being “too moralistic to act on anything.” Refers to a phenomenon in which excessive awareness of ethics and morals paralyzes one's judgment and ability to act. Etymology: Moral + Paralysis

Origin

I think too much about the possibility of hurting someone no matter what I say, and I end up not being able to say anything. I want to voice my opinion on this issue, but I'm afraid that no matter which words I choose, someone will criticize me...it's total Moralysis.”


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Verb

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The act of pretending to laugh at a joke you don’t understand to avoid looking clueless.

Origin

"My boss made a weird joke, and I had no idea what it meant, so I just flozzbopped and moved on."


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Noun

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To plan to take a short nap, but to wake up and feel hopeless, as if everything is over.

Origin

Nap Apocalypse


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Noun

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A fusion of Solitude + Nirvana, a moment to feel the beauty and freedom of being alone.


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The action of typing and erasing sentences over and over without actually sending a message.


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Noun

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Flaw+ Awesome having flaws, but finding them rather attractive and wonderful.


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Noun

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To have a messed up schedule and plans, but to end up having a good time.

Origin

A common phenomenon for me, unplanned and random.


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Noun

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A combination of “Plate” and “Empathy”. Meaning: the feeling of regret over one's choice of food because someone else's food looks so good during a meal.


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Noun

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Emotionally driven leader


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Adverv

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To have no boundaries, but to spread freely.

Origin

Example Her imagination wandered boundlissly, unrestrained by reality.


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Noun

Mean

The peculiar comfort and feeling of space among the trees


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Noun

Mean

Actions that intentionally focus attention on things and things that are usually overlooked.

Origin

Overlook Discovery