nuancer

A person who constantly gets the definition of nuance wrong, a frequent mistake lately, as people use a Thesaurus to approximate definitions to look smarter than they are. Nuance being a "subtle change" with no time based tense, since it's movement in time itself. Some seem to define it to themselves because they see the word new in it. Could be used to define any frequent word misuse.

Tim Pool is a nuancer. That nuancer just said nuanced, that's a past tense, there is no tense.

by pornstitute November 14, 2019

nuance

1. a subtle difference in meaning or opinion or attitude.
2. a fancy word used by white people giving them the right to turn up their music really loud.

"Hey Boomquisha are you hearing those subtle nuances?"
"Turn that crap down Howard!"

by Stephen Moore August 5, 2006

nuance

A word not understood by Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele.

What's nuance? - Michael Steele

"I'm not trying to be nuanced. I'm not trying to be cute. I'm trying to be clear." - Michael Steele

by winsodew August 27, 2009

Nuanced

A term often overused by pseudo intellectual communist cocksuckers to avoid simple facts and obfuscate the truth

We have to take a more subtle nuanced approach to what gender is in this modern society.

by The realDJT May 21, 2020

nuance

An intellectually dishonest word used by the left to signify that their arguments on identity politics, race, gender, sexuality etc. are so sophisticated, meaningful and profound that they're beyond the realms of everyday comprehension and logic. Thus by extension, those arguments are also beyond critique, and anyone who does not recognize them as such is to be branded a bigot, a racist or a xenophobe.

"To begin with, racism is only perpetuated by White people and cannot be pigeon-holed into a neat box. It is far more complex and nuanced than just hate against a person because of the colour of their skin, so I have broken it down into three parts for ease of understanding. Each part jointly and severally underpins institutional racism. This means each part is equally responsible for racism perpetrated by White people, which has a deeply nuanced and layered history."

by Aussie Deplorable March 10, 2021

Nuancense

Definition and background:
n.
The response to a complex, unclear or useless differentiation in the statement of a problem (typically of policy).

Nuance is Nuancense in a Presidential campaign.

by Milt Waxman November 22, 2004

Nuancensical

adj 1. Lacking useful meaning: a nuancensical distinction instead of a straightforward clear statement .
2.Foolish; wasteful; trivial: nuancensical differences.

Nuance is Nuancensical in politics.

by Milt Waxman November 22, 2004