1 definition by Two Academics One Grant
verb
An action performed by a person in a position of power that discourages public participation. This verb is most properly used where the person performing the action has at least constructive financial domination over the discouraged group—like a college administrator and her students.
An action performed by a person in a position of power that discourages public participation. This verb is most properly used where the person performing the action has at least constructive financial domination over the discouraged group—like a college administrator and her students.
“I went to the Dean asking for a special accommodation and I got totally Vettered.”
“Huh?”
“She told me it would’ve been more likely that I receive the requested accommodation if I had said nothing at all.”
“Whoa! That’s messed up!”
“Huh?”
“She told me it would’ve been more likely that I receive the requested accommodation if I had said nothing at all.”
“Whoa! That’s messed up!”
by Two Academics One Grant April 3, 2020