antitext

A person who vehemently rejects SMS messaging and refuses to utilize it.

"I'm not an antitext, I just don't want to have a high phone bill"

by Y2K Twentysomething September 27, 2008

antilectual

Someone who refuses to accept facts.

"And that's how the President shut down the government. "

"He's an Antilectual, ignore him."

by namaah October 8, 2013

antilect

The inverse of intellect.

Trump possesses extreme antilect.

by HobonamedRich May 17, 2020

Antileafite

Haters of the Toronto Maple Leaf NHL Hockey club.

Antileafite sentiments are widespread outside of the Greater Toronto area.

by Canadaone1 May 2, 2022

antillean

people of country's antilles

netherland antillean

by imakeweirddefinitions February 22, 2023

Antitheist Trauma

The psychological distress experienced by believers (or even former believers) from relentless exposure to aggressively anti-religious rhetoric that goes beyond critique into mockery, hostility, and the categorical denial of any spiritual experience's validity. This isn't about debate; it's the feeling of one's core identity, community, and existential comfort being systematically ridiculed and pathologized as stupid or evil. It can cause anxiety, shame, and a defensive isolation from wider society.

Example: "She grew up in a gentle faith community. In college, she was bombarded with militant antitheist memes and arguments calling all religious people 'brainwashed idiots.' She didn't lose her faith, but she developed antitheist trauma—a constant, low-grade fear of mentioning her church volunteer work, expecting to be met with scorn and a fedora tip." Antitheist Trauma

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Antitheist Trauma Syndrome

A proposed cluster of chronic symptoms resulting from prolonged exposure to militant antitheism, particularly for those raised in or adhering to religious belief. Symptoms may include: intellectual defensiveness (preemptively over-studying apologetics), social hyper-vigilance (scanning conversations for potential attacks), identity conflict (hiding or feeling shame about one's faith), and existential anxiety (the internalization of the message that one's worldview is a delusion). It's a form of ideological PTSD where a person's meaning-making system is constantly treated as a pathology.

Example: "He was diagnosed with anxiety, but his therapist identified it as Antitheist Trauma Syndrome. Every time he heard a New Atheist podcast clip, he'd have a physical stress response—racing heart, sweating. He'd rehearsed arguments in the shower for years, turning his private spirituality into a fortress under siege."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026