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Contraword

A word having contradictory meanings
The words cleave, hold and oversight seem like contrawords
by GPhone February 23, 2011
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Contravore

A person possessing a tendency to prepare holiday food dishes that run against the accepted wisdom of what is expected (particularly Thanksgiving and Christmas).
Friend: So, you're gonna cook for Thanksgiving?

Me: Nope, no turkey. Got a chicken in the oven.

Friend: Like a true contravore. Am I invited?
by BWB December 3, 2010
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contrabortion

A compound word of combining the two words contraception and abortion...

contraception is bad, abortion is murder, contrabortion is a horrible mix of the two.
I oppose all contrabortion measures
by newworddefiner March 10, 2012
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Contravoid

Finally doing something important one has been putting off, because something more important finally came up.
Jimmy isn't doing the yardwork because I asked nicely, he has been contravoiding ever since he was assigned that science fair project.
by Mitch Gunzler September 30, 2008
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contradorktion

n. A situation in which a usually nerdy person is not hyped about the latest trend in mass geekdom.
I re-read Tolkien from "The Silmarillion" through "Lord of the Rings" to prepare for the movies, but I have absolutely no interest in Harry Potter. It's a total contradorktion.
by newspaperwoman July 17, 2009
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Contraworthity

Contra; opposite, against

Worth; value, self-worth

Ity; the state or condition of

Contraworthity; a feeling, when you're jealous, but don't have a valid reason to be. E.g. when you think, that your partner is cheating, but don't have any evidence suggesting that you're right.
I have a lot of contraworthity in me.

Are you allright, you seem to be really contraworthity today.
The contraworthity in their relationship is unbelievable
by Hoeyerpotter March 18, 2022
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contracord/contracorded

Contracord is defined as the phenomena, notion, concept, or/and item whereby one perceives an inability to (simply) explain the difference(s) or relationship(s) (existing) between two or more items, concepts, notions, ideas, and/or phenomena, despite understanding them in isolation from one another and having sufficient/satisfactory (perceivable) distinctiveness in an of themselves.
Unrelated notions result in contracord. Too closely linked notions can result in contracord. Contracord is context sensitive. Contracord is also not context sensitive. Contracord captures a new conceptualisation of linguistic ambiguity and functions as a language model fibre to address communication and/ or conceptual entropy. Contracord is a logic aid, but also a logic dissolver device. Contracord is found in the term, where it is difficult to explain the difference between what contracord means and what it does not mean. It is both flexible and adaptive, paradoxical and logical, conventional and postmodern, a zoom in and an abstraction, a thing in and of itself or that bridges other things. Contracord is a word, but it is even moreso, a framework for building better conceptual abstractions and providing a medium for explication of obscure notions. Contracord helps us understand the subjectivity of language and make the most out of it, by using that subjective backbone in supporting our unique worldviews out in the open.

Contracord/contracorded
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