endoteric

Completing the triad initiated by " esoteric and exoteric " , endoteric is that knowing within one's self that may or may not be possible to put to words. This inner gnosis can be spontaneous or can be a product of effort in the vein of meditative/ contemplative discipline and application. Similar to the idea of " gut feeling ", yet with a certainty that transcends even this most persuasive of experience.

THIS knowing is beyond and before a " gut feeling" .... it's in a nanoparticular, endoteric layer that transcends levels or labels.

by Heyokavadhuta November 7, 2022

endothermic

School is incredibly important as we are educated about the caesura of the enjambment of the semantic field of the anaphora of the sibilance of the endothermic, exothermic reactionary response to the ionic bonds of the hydraulic reaction of the kinetic energy of the nuclear quantum mechanical exposition of the gravitational pull of the collision of protons in joules that leads to the anaerobic metamorphosis of the mitochondria chlorophyll of the glucose of the photosynthesis of the word equation of yeast of the juxtaposition to the cross media convergence and synergy of the hypotenuse of the algebraic formula of bonds divided by of the fraction of the Pythagoras theorem of the sohcahtoa of the omniscient, omnipotent and omnibenevolent transcendent nature of the monotheistic believe of the divine God which is further elaborated in a passage in the gospel of Mark 4.3/07545535945ENG where it states that in if he plays the fornite hittem with abortinte XD gg well played which is comparable to the stakeholders of the limited liability of the greenhouse effect due to the vast emission of the erosion of the epicentre of the HDI of the natural resources which allows to see how many rupees shakespear had in the 24th of January 1969.

jenbob: datz endothermic alieee, like GTs Ts
gt:I like feet

by Random guy eating doughnuts March 27, 2021

esoteric

1. Of or relating to that which is known by a restricted number of people.

2. Delicious

Lois: It's geat they picked your theme, but isn't it a little esoteric?
Peter: Esoteric?
In Peter's Brain
Guy1: Could it mean sexy?
Guy2: I think it's a science term.
Guy3: Fellas, fellas! Esoteric means delicious!
back to the real world
Peter: Lois, Who's the Boss is not a food.
Brian: Swing and a miss.
- Family Guy 14/13

by Randy Newman December 20, 2004

Esoteric's Law

When debating with a comrade, the longer your discussion continues, the more likely it is the comrade's argument will degrade into nothing but character assassinations, and baseless assertions; this will always inevitably happen.

(A variant of Sargon's Law, or Hoodie's Law )

"Did you see Libertarian Socialist Rants committing Esoteric's Law on his recent video?

by BlackSoNotCriminal July 13, 2017

exoteric

Exoteric commonly means intended for or likely to be understood by the general public. The general mass of humans are given words, ideas, teachings, morals, myths, analogies, philosophies, memes and dogmas as a way of controlling their behavior. As a bull is controlled with the aid of a ring thru his nose, the masses of humans are controlled by means of exoteric knowledge.

Zippy was hard to control because exoteric knowledge escaped his micro-cephalic mind.

by fred ressler August 17, 2016

Esoteric

Understood by or meant for only a select few.

The band Chameleon Circuit was esoteric to Dr Who fans.

by DeathonaCone December 9, 2012

esoteric

adj.
1)understood by or meant for only the select few who have special knowledge or interest; recondite.
2)belonging to the select few.
3)private; secret;confidential.

TRISHA: and the winning theme is 'That Episode of Whos the Boss Where Tony Sees Rachael Naked in the Shower.
PETER: YES! That's mine! un-freakin-believable!
LOIS: Peter, isn't that somewhat esoteric?
PETER: Lois, Whos the Boss isn't a food.

by Ed August 4, 2004