Pseudoartsy

Pseudo = "wannabe" , trying to look like
Artsy = connected to art

So it is anything, what's trying to look like art.

If a girl posts a photo of her "organized" study space with a burning candle or a small cactus, it's usually just pseudoartsy, because let's face it, it will never be a valued piece of art, because there are plenty of similar photos on this site.

Or a photo of alcohol and burned cigarettes might bear a very deep meaning according to the photographer, but in reality it's just another photo on of alcohol and cigarettes on Tumblr.

Oh, look, Meghan is posting her pseudoartsy study pics again. I guess she's procrastinating from studying for our math test tomorrow, look at her colourful notes!

by Captain Moroni February 5, 2017

Pseudoauthenticity

When someone follows the "fad" of being authentic and loves to throw around the word, without TRULY being authentic in who they are, in their beliefs or in their projected image of oneself.

"I am so tired of the pseudoauthenticity of all these Instagram influencers."

by Moon Sister June 28, 2019

Pseudoargument

As opposed to an argument, which aims to convince a party with conflicting opinions, a pseudoargument is a statement that only appeals to those who are already of the same opinion as you. Arguments bring people together, while pseudoarguments act as polarising agents, and are merely used to seek validation from people who already agree with you.

That’s just a pseudoargument. It does not counter what they are saying.

by ADHDoctor January 17, 2021

Pseudoname

Like a pseudonym except it makes more sense. We aren't into fake nyms, we're into fake names.

He wanted to by coy, so he went by his pseudoname, "Roger."

by Punster21 September 14, 2021

Pseudoname

It's a pseudoname for pseudonym.

He wanted to be coy, so he went by his pseudoname, "Roger."

by Punster21 September 14, 2021

pseudomnímia

The feeling that a memory you have didn't happen or parts of it were imagined/hallucinated. This feeling is generally caused by realistic dreams, the Mandela effect, or dissociative disorders.
(different to false memory syndrome where memories are forged due to trauma or the like.)

ie: you feel as though a memory you have of something from yesterday never truly occurred or a detail wasn't true.

In context: "I have this vivid memory of going to town yesterday but I swear I stayed home. Must be pseudomnímia."

(talking to a friend) "I remember being in class with you last week but it's like I just imagined you there"

"Pseudomnímia maybe?"

by kit.kat.k.kid November 30, 2021

pseudominate

To get tough in a fight after being safely separated.

After his buddies pulled him away from the big bruiser, he pseudominated with some seriously fierce talk.

by Worgle August 11, 2022