A very strong unbreakable belief in an event in a sequence, despite there being no evidence. Elon Musk made this word up.
Unlike the factual "then," it implies a strong but baseless belief in events occurring sequentially. Instead of mentioning a fact in a sequence of events (ex: "They woke up, then they got ready for the day"), this word shows a belief, a strong belief that something has happened sequentially, despite that belief having no backing or being provably false (ex: "They went from waking up normally to milquetoastedly becoming the reincarnate of Jesus Christ").
Currently, the made-up word is now commonly being used among Republicans and conspiracy theorists.
Unlike the factual "then," it implies a strong but baseless belief in events occurring sequentially. Instead of mentioning a fact in a sequence of events (ex: "They woke up, then they got ready for the day"), this word shows a belief, a strong belief that something has happened sequentially, despite that belief having no backing or being provably false (ex: "They went from waking up normally to milquetoastedly becoming the reincarnate of Jesus Christ").
Currently, the made-up word is now commonly being used among Republicans and conspiracy theorists.
Elon Musk's tweet: "Green Day goes from raging against the machine to milquetoastedly raging for it."
A generic example: "I went from buying Twitter for $44 billion to milquetoastedly doubling its value."
Note how both of these statements are clearly false as fuck. The word is only used in a sequence as a thing that someone strongly believes, despite there being contradicting evidence or no evidence at all.
A generic example: "I went from buying Twitter for $44 billion to milquetoastedly doubling its value."
Note how both of these statements are clearly false as fuck. The word is only used in a sequence as a thing that someone strongly believes, despite there being contradicting evidence or no evidence at all.
by vivthishandleisalreadyinuse January 02, 2024
When you're exposed cheating by the band Coldplay, the creators of the hit single "Yellow," at one of their concerts.
On July 16th 2025, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot were caught yellow-handed by the band.
by vivthishandleisalreadyinuse July 18, 2025
Getting exposed cheating at a major concert. Double points if it's called out by the artist/band. Triple points if it's called out by the band Coldplay.
by vivthishandleisalreadyinuse July 18, 2025