In order that they might nonetheless still be able to relate mass dynamic ideas to their abstractions without inadvertantly misapplying more complex formal terminology, idiomatic pseudowords have arisen, which tend to have their definitions rooted in pre-existing academic concepts but can impart partial meaning only, or fuse multiple terms into one, or fuse variant parts of plural origin. An easily-digested example is the pseudoword Flawgic , which originally found use as a declarative label denoting reasoning incorporating critically erroneous logic without invoking the more intimidating and more pompous term fallacious. A secondary and later-evolved use for flawgic, however, is in reference to the whole of this metasociolinguistic phenomena (more often applied as a title for the entire group of casual idioms related to this subject, but sometimes more loosely adopted as a moniker for the culture and communities attached to it.
In order that they might nonetheless still be able to relate mass dynamic ideas to their abstractions without inadvertantly misapplying more complex formal terminology, idiomatic pseudowords have arisen, which tend to have their definitions rooted in pre-existing academic concepts but can impart partial meaning only, or fuse multiple terms into one, or fuse variant parts of plural origin. An easily-digested example is the wug word flawgic , which originally found use as a declarative label denoting reasoning incorporating critically erroneous logic without invoking the more intimidating and recondite term fallacious. A secondary and later-evolved use for flawgic, however, is in reference to the whole of this metasociolinguistic phenomena (more often applied as a title for the entire group of casual idioms related to this subject, but sometimes more loosely adopted as a moniker for the culture and communities attached to it.
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pseudoword Flawgic
wug word flawgic
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more pompous
recondite