identifecate ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-keyt
ahy-den-tuh-fah-keyt · ahy-den-tuh-fi-keyt · ahy-den-ti-fah-keyt · ahy-den-ti-fi-keyt
verb, i-den-ti-fe·cat·ed, i-den-ti-fe·cat·ing.
To attempt to indoctrinate, esp. via inculcation, an ideological position based on a group identity (cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, religious, or social interests that characterize), in a pompous or dogmatic manner, and in such a way, as to resemble the voiding of excrement, only instead of the bowels through the anus; through one's mouth.
OTHER WORDS FROM IDENTIFECATE
i·den·ti·fe·ca·tion ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhn , noun
i·den·ti·fe·ca·tor, ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-ternoun
re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·te, verb (used with object), re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·ed, re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·ing.
i·den·ti·fe·ca·cious·ness, ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhs-nis noun
non·i·den·ti·fe·ca·cious·ly, non-ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhs-lee adverb
ORIGIN OF IDENTIFECATE
C21 (05/12/22): from indoctrinate; to imbue with a specific partisan or biased belief or point of view, from inculcate; to implant by repeated statement or admonition, from identity politics; political activity or movements based on or catering to the cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, religious, or social interests that characterize a group identity, from pontificate; to speak in a pompous or dogmatic manner, and most importantly, from defecate, to void excrement from the bowels through the anus.
ahy-den-tuh-fah-keyt · ahy-den-tuh-fi-keyt · ahy-den-ti-fah-keyt · ahy-den-ti-fi-keyt
verb, i-den-ti-fe·cat·ed, i-den-ti-fe·cat·ing.
To attempt to indoctrinate, esp. via inculcation, an ideological position based on a group identity (cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, religious, or social interests that characterize), in a pompous or dogmatic manner, and in such a way, as to resemble the voiding of excrement, only instead of the bowels through the anus; through one's mouth.
OTHER WORDS FROM IDENTIFECATE
i·den·ti·fe·ca·tion ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhn , noun
i·den·ti·fe·ca·tor, ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-ternoun
re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·te, verb (used with object), re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·ed, re·i·den·ti·fe·ca·ing.
i·den·ti·fe·ca·cious·ness, ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhs-nis noun
non·i·den·ti·fe·ca·cious·ly, non-ahy-den-tuh/ti-fah/fi-key-shuhs-lee adverb
ORIGIN OF IDENTIFECATE
C21 (05/12/22): from indoctrinate; to imbue with a specific partisan or biased belief or point of view, from inculcate; to implant by repeated statement or admonition, from identity politics; political activity or movements based on or catering to the cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, religious, or social interests that characterize a group identity, from pontificate; to speak in a pompous or dogmatic manner, and most importantly, from defecate, to void excrement from the bowels through the anus.
Leftists, especially white leftists, identifecate whenever possible, inserting where it is neither valid nor necessary, specific demographics of the person or persons connected to, or within a subject being discussed. The use of "Leftists" and "white leftists" here, is not identifecatious, as it is merely a restatement of demonstrable, analyzable, and verifiable facts.
The person making the statement below is identifecating.
"Hello, white males 18-35! I, too, like cryptocurrency, conspiracy theories, and Jordan Peterson. Now, sign this membership form."
Neither cryptocurrency, nor conspiracy theories, are uniquely connected to the white or 18-35 year old demographic.
For example;
Males do tend to purchase and hold crypto at much higher rates than females (according to survey data), but there is only slight variance between the age groups of 18-34, 35-44, and 45-54 (18-34 being 58% larger, which could easily explain the 10%-29% gap between the groups)
Additionally, CNBC (Lorie Konish on FEB 8 2022) just published a personal finance editorial delving into cryptocurrency use by racial demographic. Hispanics were, by far, the most overrepresented while Whites were the most underrepresented.
The person making the statement below is identifecating.
"Hello, white males 18-35! I, too, like cryptocurrency, conspiracy theories, and Jordan Peterson. Now, sign this membership form."
Neither cryptocurrency, nor conspiracy theories, are uniquely connected to the white or 18-35 year old demographic.
For example;
Males do tend to purchase and hold crypto at much higher rates than females (according to survey data), but there is only slight variance between the age groups of 18-34, 35-44, and 45-54 (18-34 being 58% larger, which could easily explain the 10%-29% gap between the groups)
Additionally, CNBC (Lorie Konish on FEB 8 2022) just published a personal finance editorial delving into cryptocurrency use by racial demographic. Hispanics were, by far, the most overrepresented while Whites were the most underrepresented.
by TrickyTroll May 12, 2022