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inbreathiate

A meme verb that is used to define a very rich lunatic's bullshit actions which challenges the literal common sense and logic just on the merit of the sake of coming from a rich mouth. It is coined in the movie "Glass Onion" used by Miles Bron, who uhmm...is definitely not a projection of Elon Musk
1. Let's just inbreathiate for a moment how Elon revolutionized Twitter strategy of 8$ Checkmark.

2. Kanye just said he is a fan of Hitler, just inbreathiate that!
inbreathiate by faker10726 January 3, 2023
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inbreathiate

An idiotic way of saying ‘take in’
“Can we just take a second and fully inbreathiate this moment?”
inbreathiate by Infernape7152 January 2, 2023
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inbreathiate

It's not a real word. Kinda sounds like one, but entirely made up.
Miles Bron: Can we just take a second and fully inbreathiate this moment?
Benoit Blanc: It's not a real word.
inbreathiate by Kusesurbandict January 2, 2023

inbreathiate

a verb meaning to take in a piece of information or an environment wholeheartedly. Coined in the movie "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery"
can we just take a second to fully inbreathiate this moment
inbreathiate by eyeamheremyseals February 7, 2023

Inbreathiate

First spotted in "Glass Onion" (2022), coined by Miles Bron (Edward Norton). Not a word. Sounds like a word, is not a word. At all. Nada. Nothing. Nope. This has never been a word...
Miles Bron: "Can we just take a second and fully inbreathiate this moment?" :)
Inbreathiate by KryptScout June 1, 2024
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