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Diminutive convention 

When you can't be bothered to name your variable meaningfully so you u use the first thing that comes to your mind. Usually diminutive. This convention is not yet widely acknowledged
A: Hey, why is your instance of java Calendar called "smallCalendar"
B: Bro don't you see it's inside the for loop?!
A: Oh it's the diminutive convention, sorry

divinitively 

Adjective.

Something that definitely has divine qualities, anything.

A state of knowing, of sureness.

An instinctive feeling as though one understands the 'heart of the matter' of any given situation or occurrence. Derived from a sense of connection to truth.
Gary went vegan because he understood divinitively the plight of the animals.
divinitively by Jacqueline Woish October 14, 2017

diminution 

diminution of consciousness
diminution by CursedCobra May 31, 2019

Capitis diminutio maxima 

Traces back to Roman civil law, where one's social status (civil liberties) are so degraded they resemble those of a pariah, enemy combatant, or slave.

According to internet Conspiracy Theory, it also refers to the capitalization of one's name on their birth certificate, license, bank account, etc.. as a result of one's Social Security Number which locks one into a lifetime of debt (slavery) to the matrix. The capitalized name represents one's fictional legal/corporate identity.

Why else would They completely capitalize your name on everything "official" and "legal"?
"{Capitis diminutio maxima is} The highest kind of capitis diminutio, when liberty was lost, which carried with it citizenship and family." (Burrill)

dimunitive 

"Dimunitive" is a mis-use/mispronounciation of the word "diminutive" which is defined as "extremely or unusually small".
Just because I am short does not give you the right to refer to me in a dimunitive manner.
dimunitive by DBWordsmith May 17, 2016

Diminative 

If someone is Diminative they have high intellect.
The professor was Diminative.