'Playing Devil's advocate'.
Mostly because most people who use it do so in glaringly wrong ways.
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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Not specifically a word, but i hate when people mix english with their native language
Its especially worse when they use words that are nearly identical
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"teachers who interact with middle schoolers; our frontline troops facing the bleeding edge of internet memespeak."
Reason number 201 why teachers are underpaid
Content, when referring to media.
pretentious
"Solidarity" as it's too often used to make others do things you want.
Coffe-shop barista voice.
You all know what I mean: that 'I'm trying to make my voice croak but can't manage it." intonation.
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underwhelming