NewsNation

American cable news channel owned by Nexstar Media Group. Launched on March 1, 2021, replacing WGN America on most, if not all providers. Hosts on the channel include Chris Cuomo, Dan Abrams, Elizabeth Vargas, and Ashleigh Banfield.

Person 1: Have you ever found out where Chris Cuomo went? I heard he got fired from CNN.
Person 2: I heard he's gonna be hosting a show on NewsNation.
Person 1: NewsNation? I've never heard of that channel ever!

by 1_sub July 1, 2023

novation

An improper word coming from incorrectly assuming that the first two letters <in> in <innovation> are a negating prefix (like incapable), and removing them to negate the meaning once more. The opposite of innovation, familiarity, imitation, etc. May also mean going in the opposite direction of innovation, reversion, degeneration, etc.

You don't have to reinvent the wheel with this novation every time you want to change that.

by urbandictionaryuser232456 December 29, 2024

Neorationalism

A modern revival of extreme rationalist philosophy which posits that reason and rationality are the only tools capable of determining objective reality. It explicitly devalues empirical observation, intuition, and embodied experience as unreliable or secondary. Reality is what can be deduced, not what can be sensed.

Neorationalism Example: An online community that tries to deduce the principles of a perfect society entirely from first philosophical principles and game theory, dismissing historical examples and sociological data as “corrupted” evidence. They believe pure reason, from an armchair, can blueprint reality.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Navonation

Navonation or Navoning -The action of crying and raging after every time someone does something you don't like but don't have a problem doing the same to them

Navonation:
Levi: " I think you are fat as hell maybe stop with those carbs you fatass"
Barcocck: " I think your also need to lose some weight"

Levi:"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh stop it already why always me (runs out the door Navoning and weeping )"

by NavonHater_67 February 20, 2026

negated negation

A prefix which should, but does not, negate the word to which it is attached. While 'mobility' and 'immobility' are opposites, as are 'effective' and 'ineffective', the words 'passivity' and 'impassivity' mean the same thing, as do the words 'flammable' and 'inflammable'.

Tired of being described as passive, he decided to be more impassive. He'd be a man of action, or maybe even inaction. What difference could a negated negation make?

by Monkey's Dad July 25, 2023