To Face Adversity

To have a really bad shit, or any other bowel-related distress.

Person 1: I had some gnarly Indian food and had to face adversity on the drive home.
Person 2: Same. We unite in the face of adversity.

by Oezys April 15, 2024

adverbosity

To modify a verb or adjective by applying its adverb form to itself.

"That girl is so fuckably fuckable"

"I'm sure she'll be impressed with your adverbosity"

by aetemus July 28, 2009

Adernity

The period of time waited for New Zealand's Labour Government to make a decision and initiate action on a topic. Often experienced when an announcement for an announcement has occured.

It sure seems like an adernity since Labour made those election promises, are they still working on the 10,000 homes for New Zealanders?

by TheKiwiConnection March 20, 2022

adversary

to oppose

adversy against the government.

by pigdestroyer November 10, 2003

adverbify

Changing another part of speech into an adverb by using it to describe how, how much, or to what extent an adjective or noun conveys or contains a given characteristic.

My douchebag lawyer called this case "defensibly viable", thereby adverbifying a "defense" and being annoyingly redundant at the same time.

by iamthefury February 27, 2009

adversary

ad⋅ver⋅sar⋅y  ad-ver-ser-ee

-noun

An individual with exceptional style and substance who challenges and engages you in a meaningful way.

"You, mamacita, make a fine adversary."

by Math Teacher for a month May 15, 2009

adverciety

A community or organization that share the likeness of overcoming adversity and being successful despite difficulties or challenges. //ədˈvər'sīədē/

For example, you face obstacles throughout life which deter you from an objective. Through hard work and dedication, you overcome adversity and achieve your goal. Adverciety represents this within a community.

by unknownpersuasion April 8, 2021