A state of calm and peacefulness where one remains completely unbothered by stress, anxiety, or negativity, embracing steady happiness and effortless ease. It’s that mindset where nothing shakes you, no drama gets in, and you just feel balanced, happy, and at peace.
Origin:
Derived from the Greek word ataraxia, meaning “freedom from disturbance,” combined with a smooth modern suffix to create a fresh word that embodies timeless tranquility and mental balance.
Origin:
Derived from the Greek word ataraxia, meaning “freedom from disturbance,” combined with a smooth modern suffix to create a fresh word that embodies timeless tranquility and mental balance.
Example:
After a long day, she found her Ataris sitting quietly by the window, listening to the rain without a care in the world.
Or
He found himself in a state of Ataris
After a long day, she found her Ataris sitting quietly by the window, listening to the rain without a care in the world.
Or
He found himself in a state of Ataris
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1 The confident assumption of something with no proof, usually delivered as absolute fact. 'In a classic case of atrumption, he declared Tylenol was behind the rise in autism'
2 The habit of claiming to know more about a subject than anyone else alive. 'Her atrumption peaked when she said she knew more about medicine than doctors, economists and her mum combined'
3 The belief that if you say it loudly enough, reality will bend to your will. 'It was pure atrumption when he insisted windmills cause cancer.
4 When assumption and performance art collide.
'Suggesting he was the healthiest person alive at 78 wasn't medical advice, just good old fashioned atrumption'
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1 The confident assumption of something with no proof, usually delivered as absolute fact. 'In a classic case of atrumption, he declared Tylenol was behind the rise in autism'
2 The habit of claiming to know more about a subject than anyone else alive. 'Her atrumption peaked when she said she knew more about medicine than doctors, economists and her mum combined'
3 The belief that if you say it loudly enough, reality will bend to your will. 'It was pure atrumption when he insisted windmills cause cancer.
4 When assumption and performance art collide.
'Suggesting he was the healthiest person alive at 78 wasn't medical advice, just good old fashioned atrumption'
(Thanks to Anti-Clickbait Society 2.0)
"In a classic case of ATRUMPTION, he declared Tylenol was behind the rise in autism"
"Her ATRUMPTION peaked when she said she knew more about medicine than doctors, economists and her mum combined"
"It was pure ATRUMPTION when he insisted windmills cause cancer."
"Suggesting he was the healthiest person alive at 78 wasn't medical advice, just good old fashioned ATRUMPTION"
"Her ATRUMPTION peaked when she said she knew more about medicine than doctors, economists and her mum combined"
"It was pure ATRUMPTION when he insisted windmills cause cancer."
"Suggesting he was the healthiest person alive at 78 wasn't medical advice, just good old fashioned ATRUMPTION"
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a-tard /ˈeɪ.tɑ rd/ (nonce form; informal, text-register)
Form. Clipped from auto-tardāre by reduction of the combining form auto- to a- in rapid chat usage.
Etymon.
auto- < Greek αὐτός (autós) “self, same” (modern combining form “self-”).
tardāre (Latin, 1st conj. infinitive) < tardus, -a, -um “slow, late.” Principal parts: tardō, tardāre, tardāvī, tardātum “to slow, delay, hinder.”
Gloss. “self-delay,” “self-hindering,” “to be slow by one’s own doing.”
Sense. Used as a self-applied marker of delayed response or sluggish timing, especially in conversational sequencing (for example, being slow to disengage from a call or slow to react to a prompt).
Form. Clipped from auto-tardāre by reduction of the combining form auto- to a- in rapid chat usage.
Etymon.
auto- < Greek αὐτός (autós) “self, same” (modern combining form “self-”).
tardāre (Latin, 1st conj. infinitive) < tardus, -a, -um “slow, late.” Principal parts: tardō, tardāre, tardāvī, tardātum “to slow, delay, hinder.”
Gloss. “self-delay,” “self-hindering,” “to be slow by one’s own doing.”
Sense. Used as a self-applied marker of delayed response or sluggish timing, especially in conversational sequencing (for example, being slow to disengage from a call or slow to react to a prompt).
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