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Buildience 

noun
noun: buildience; plural noun: buildiences

1. the dimensions of a person's life experiences that were productive

"They had a ton of buildience to reach the top of the corporate ladder."

2. the style of construction of something experienced that is productive, especially a challenge.

"Making the project impactful, profitable, and enjoyable was the buildience they had in mind"

3. noun
noun: experience
practical contact with and observation of facts or events that stacks upon past experience

"He shifted his perspective and couldn't think of the seeming tragedy as anything other than a buildience"

verb
verb: buildience; 3rd person present: buildiences; past tense: buildienced; past participle: buildienced; gerund or present participle: buildiencing

encounter or undergo positively (an event or occurrence).
"the company is buildiencing success"

Old English byldan, from bold, botl ‘dwelling’, of Germanic origin; related to bower and late Middle English: via Old French from Latin experientia, from experiri ‘try’.
Karl: "Did you get your PhD, Kelly?"

Kelly: "I did! Went traveling through EMEA, made great friends, collected tons of primary research, ate amazing food, built memories to last a lifetime, and got my dissertation published in a major journal!"

Karl: "That sounds like it was an incredible buildience!"

Kelly: "You can say that again!"
Buildience by portmanteaus November 15, 2023
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buildingcest 

engaging in romantic or sexual relations with someone that lives or works in the same building or residence hall as you, typically in a college setting and is frowned upon
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