Orwellian Fetish

Someone who derives sexual pleasure from the idea that there is a secret power controlling the people. Most common amongst republicans.

this is just like 1984
what do you have an Orwellian Fetish?

by mealon October 27, 2021

Orwellianist

the people who act out the orwellianism, through thier own lives and voice, althewhile, believing everything that they do and say, even though the sky shount be black, the grass grey or man a woman or a woman a man ...

that Orwellianist just said, that being enslavement is freedom

and having choices made for me is easier than making up my own mind ...

by Ace Banger The Guru February 28, 2022

Orwellian

Along with Hitler, Toxic, or Nazi. This word is overused to the point it's lost the real meaning

This is how Orwellian used:

Proper use: Using "Orwellian" for labelling something authoritarian and dishonest
Kinda misused: Using "Orwellian" to label everything authoritarian
Completely misused: Using "Orwellian" to label someone/something they don't like

by Sir. B June 4, 2022

orwellian irony

a type of internet irony based upon mind control and revisionism. Memes include: Doublethink, pornosec memes, thoughtcrimes and unpersoning. Pages that post this: partyirony.exe, onbbnem, airstrip-one-memes-and-greentext, big-brother-sixty-nine, room.101.maniac, dangerousbrotherhood, quirkyoldspeaker and doubleplusongbruhh.

How I react when someone posts orwellian irony, which is based upon mind control and revisionism. Memes include: Doublethink, pornosec memes, thoughtcrimes and unpersoning. Pages that post this: partyirony.exe, onbbnem, airstrip-one-memes-and-greentext, big-brother-sixty-nine, room.101.maniac, dangerousbrotherhood, quirkyoldspeaker and doubleplusongbruhh: 😲

by BaranXLR July 26, 2023

Orwellian

Typically used in conjunction with an opinion that you don't like. The term "Orwellian" could also be used to simply describe the use of the phrase "This is just like 1984".

The use of the word is not derived from the implication of the word, which is in reference to the book 1984 by George Orwell. Orwellian may be used to describe the suppression of opinions and actions, or an overbearing rule or system, a major theme in the novel.

Moderator: Please do not announce to the server when you are going to masturbate.
User: This is so Orwellian.

User 1: I do not agree with your opinion
User 2: Orwellian. Actually Orwellian. This is just like 1984.

by UnderdeveloptCorrupt December 14, 2023

Capitalistic Orwellianism

The specific use of surveillance, data harvesting, and behavioral manipulation by corporations to engineer consent, predict and control consumer behavior, and eliminate the possibility of private thought outside the marketplace. It's the dystopia where your smart TV watches you to serve ads, your social credit is your credit score, and language is corrupted by marketing speak ("downsizing" becomes "rightsizing," "wage slavery" becomes "hustle culture").

Example: "The true Capitalistic Orwellianism hit when my fridge, noting my low-calorie beer purchases, sent a coupon for gym memberships to my phone, while my health insurance app adjusted my premium for 'positive engagement with wellness.' I was being watched, nudged, and priced by a network of devices, all framing their control as 'personalized service.' Big Brother isn't a tyrant; he's a subscription service with a privacy policy you agreed to."

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026

Liberal Orwellianism

The manipulation of language and information within liberal societies to control political discourse. It involves redefining words ("freedom," "violence," "safety"), using bureaucratic euphemisms to obscure unpleasant realities, and constructing media narratives that frame complex issues in simplistic, morally binary terms to enforce ideological conformity. The goal is to control the conceptual framework through which events are understood, making dissenting viewpoints literally unspeakable.

*Example: "The Liberal Orwellianism was in the press release: 'The department engaged in a diversity-enhanced restructuring.' Translation: they fired the old white guys. 'The protest was mostly peaceful.' Translation: 95% stood around while 5% burned a police station. The language wasn't describing reality; it was manufacturing a politically useful simulation of it, making honest debate impossible."*

by AbzuInExile February 1, 2026