A person who thinks, embodies or otherwise believes that certain words or phrases are inherently hateful. Thus making the speaker of said words and phrases, a hateful person.
This bias is based on the listener's personally implied meanings of said words and phrases, that, regardless of usage, intent, and reason, of the speaker, are supplanted onto the words the speaker is speaking. Thus making the speaker hateful in the eyes of the listener.
Often proponents of this bias actively advocate for censoring, "canceling" and rejecting a speaker, based solely on the Speaker's usage of said words and phrases.
This bias is based on the listener's personally implied meanings of said words and phrases, that, regardless of usage, intent, and reason, of the speaker, are supplanted onto the words the speaker is speaking. Thus making the speaker hateful in the eyes of the listener.
Often proponents of this bias actively advocate for censoring, "canceling" and rejecting a speaker, based solely on the Speaker's usage of said words and phrases.
"There are some words that are just hateful! The fact that this person said that, should get them canceled!"
"Wow what a language fascist..."
"Wow what a language fascist..."
by Conn Ó Cuinn August 26, 2022
A language family that includes Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian as well as a lot of minority languages in Russia. Named after Ural mountains, their assumed place of origin.
by taajamajuna888 December 31, 2016
by Thjiyfgh March 22, 2023
„sets of beliefs about language articulated by users as a rationalization or justification of perceived language structure and use (Silverstein 1979: 193)"
Source: Silverstein, Michael (1979). Language Structure and Linguistic Ideology. In : R. Cline, W. Hanks und C. Hofbauer (Hg.), The Elements: A Parasession on Linguistic Units and Levels 193‐247. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society.
Source: Silverstein, Michael (1979). Language Structure and Linguistic Ideology. In : R. Cline, W. Hanks und C. Hofbauer (Hg.), The Elements: A Parasession on Linguistic Units and Levels 193‐247. Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society.
language ideology: The belief, that there is only ONE correct meaning of a word, is the product of language ideologies.
by milezmauli January 31, 2022
The "Glorb Language" is a superior language compared to standard English. People can use the "Glorb Language" as fillers in sentences to switch the proper meaning into Glorbian. Many people in the world appreciate the Glorbian culture as well as the formal conversations had in the native Glorb tongues.
"Stop florp flopping and sip sap your glorb glop over here"
"Don't you dare epp op our Glorbing you norp nap"
"QUIET YOU GLEEP GLORB NORP NEEP"
"Oh, Glorb Language? Yeah its glorbulous"
"Don't you dare epp op our Glorbing you norp nap"
"QUIET YOU GLEEP GLORB NORP NEEP"
"Oh, Glorb Language? Yeah its glorbulous"
by Norm Al Name May 12, 2023
The zoby language is a language made by zoby in 2017. It is primarily doggo lingo and English, with some other words that are..... interesting. The language was made well zoby was being herself, saying words weirdly on purpose. Her friends labeled the her dialect as a language, and this page on urban dictionary was born. Zoby’s cat, out!
by A literal cat April 03, 2021
Mooter Language means a language spoken by Mooter Tv
Moo:I'll be gone for a few minutes
Translation:Ill be gone for a few hours
Definition:Normally has to do with time,as Mooter Tv normally says a few minutes and takes hours,but can be used just to describe how he talks.
Moo:I'll be gone for a few minutes
Translation:Ill be gone for a few hours
Definition:Normally has to do with time,as Mooter Tv normally says a few minutes and takes hours,but can be used just to describe how he talks.
by MooterTvSub December 23, 2020