What happens to a person shortly after they have been defenestrated.
See also "deacceleration trauma" and "concrete poisoning".
See also "deacceleration trauma" and "concrete poisoning".
After Joe took a header out the third-floor window, his face was never the same due to defenestration deformation.
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Get the Defenestrate mug.Defenestration, initially enigmatic, carries a profound history and multifaceted meaning that resonate across age groups, particularly college students and beyond. It refers to the act of propelling an entity or person through a window and traces its roots to the peculiar 1618 Prague event, the "Defenestration of Prague." However, its significance transcends its literal sense, encompassing rich historical foundations, cultural connotations, and metaphorical interpretations. This exploration unveils the complexity of defenestration, revealing its profound implications on human nature and societal dynamics.
The term's etymology links it to Latin, combining "fenestra," signifying window, with the prefix "de," indicating removal or separation. Its earliest recorded usage occurred during the "Defenestration of Prague," a pivotal episode resonating throughout European history. Protestant nobility forcefully ejected Catholic Regents from a third-floor window within Prague Castle. Astonishingly, they survived, cushioned by a mound of manure, adding an ironic twist.
This event marked the annals of the Thirty Years' War, a catastrophic conflict arising from religious and political tensions. It underscores defenestration as a symbol of resistance and rebellion against oppressive regimes. Throwing someone out of a window signifies an audacious attempt to defy authority, even when seemingly futile.
Defenestration permeates diverse cultural domains, symbolizing defiance and liberation.
The term's etymology links it to Latin, combining "fenestra," signifying window, with the prefix "de," indicating removal or separation. Its earliest recorded usage occurred during the "Defenestration of Prague," a pivotal episode resonating throughout European history. Protestant nobility forcefully ejected Catholic Regents from a third-floor window within Prague Castle. Astonishingly, they survived, cushioned by a mound of manure, adding an ironic twist.
This event marked the annals of the Thirty Years' War, a catastrophic conflict arising from religious and political tensions. It underscores defenestration as a symbol of resistance and rebellion against oppressive regimes. Throwing someone out of a window signifies an audacious attempt to defy authority, even when seemingly futile.
Defenestration permeates diverse cultural domains, symbolizing defiance and liberation.
Defenestration
A random stranger called Jackson Smith from St Kitts And Nevis: "This individual's actions are eliciting a sense of displeasure and frustration within me." (the person is called Harrison Jones, 34, single, born in Democratic Republic of the Congo, lives in Westminster London)
Me: "Considering the individual's capacity to provoke your ire, it might be prudent to contemplate a figurative separation or disassociation from their influence which is equivalent to defenestrating this individual.”
p.s the names were created by me and not anyone else’s real names so plz no delete this request definition thing”
A random stranger called Jackson Smith from St Kitts And Nevis: "This individual's actions are eliciting a sense of displeasure and frustration within me." (the person is called Harrison Jones, 34, single, born in Democratic Republic of the Congo, lives in Westminster London)
Me: "Considering the individual's capacity to provoke your ire, it might be prudent to contemplate a figurative separation or disassociation from their influence which is equivalent to defenestrating this individual.”
p.s the names were created by me and not anyone else’s real names so plz no delete this request definition thing”
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Employee1:"its cool"
Employee2:"i like it"
Employee3:"its literally murder"
*The boss proceeds to defenestrate employee 3*
Employee1:"its cool"
Employee2:"i like it"
Employee3:"its literally murder"
*The boss proceeds to defenestrate employee 3*
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Get the Defenestrate mug.“Defenestrate” the meaning of throwing something or someone out of a window. Defenestrate from the Latin word “fenestram”, “fenestra” or “fenestrae”.
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