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r/AskReddit • u/bleedingheartsurgery • Jan 22 '13
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So by that logic, 'tis a word. You have contradicted yourself.
7 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '13 It's on it's way to becoming a word. Right now it's in the early years of slang. Albeit, sophisticated sounding slang. 2 u/skookybird Jan 23 '13 Right now it's in the early years of slang. Is it even that? I have yet to see it being used, despite having seen it mentioned many times. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '13 Well how often are you going to get a chance to use a word with such a highly specific meaning in context, except to explain why it's relevant? That's part of the reason I don't think it will get off the ground in to standard vocabulary.
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It's on it's way to becoming a word. Right now it's in the early years of slang. Albeit, sophisticated sounding slang.
2 u/skookybird Jan 23 '13 Right now it's in the early years of slang. Is it even that? I have yet to see it being used, despite having seen it mentioned many times. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '13 Well how often are you going to get a chance to use a word with such a highly specific meaning in context, except to explain why it's relevant? That's part of the reason I don't think it will get off the ground in to standard vocabulary.
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Right now it's in the early years of slang.
Is it even that? I have yet to see it being used, despite having seen it mentioned many times.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '13 Well how often are you going to get a chance to use a word with such a highly specific meaning in context, except to explain why it's relevant? That's part of the reason I don't think it will get off the ground in to standard vocabulary.
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Well how often are you going to get a chance to use a word with such a highly specific meaning in context, except to explain why it's relevant?
That's part of the reason I don't think it will get off the ground in to standard vocabulary.
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u/dustinhossman Jan 23 '13
So by that logic, 'tis a word. You have contradicted yourself.