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What word or term annonys you?
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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I literally could not care less about literally. MANY words over time end up meaning the opposite of what they did, its just the nature of how humans use language. I love that we've seen this change happen right in front of us.
Eeh, you have a point, but on the other hand, if the word meaning "literally" no longer means "literally" then we need a new definitive term for the concept.
And we don't have one. We just have a word that is becoming more ambiguous every year
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congratulations
I presume you must've seen em all Lucy
im just so happy you also have opinions. congrats