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Informalite 

noun

Informalite refers to an individual who epitomizes the pinnacle of relaxation and informality. These carefree souls exude an aura of laid-back Chad-like charm and effortlessly don't care for the strict rules of "the man". An informalite is the embodiment of chillness, going with the flow and detaching themselves from the pressures and constraints of conventional society.
Person 1: "Dude, how does Jack always manage to stay so cool and carefree?"
Person 2: "Oh, that's just Jack being Jack. He's the ultimate informalite. He's never in a rush and takes life as it comes."

Person 1: "I wish I could be more like an informalite and not worry about all the small stuff."
Person 2: "Yeah, it's a true art form. Just relax, drink some gamer sups, and embrace your inner informalite."
Informalite by Silkybottom June 28, 2023
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informate 

To dispense information, as coined by Harvard Professor Shoshana Zuboff.
"they'd rather speculate before they informate..." song: misunderstood lyrics by lil wayne
informate by millie05 June 21, 2008

this is informative and unfortunate 

When a friend or a colleague does something utterly stupid and idiotic, and you have to hold them accountable, even if they're a friend.

It originates from a comment by Louis Rossmann on a video about the crappy communication style used by the then Graphene OS lead.

It's mainly used in the enthusiast tech sphere.
Linus: *incorrectly craps on and auctions a very expensive prototype that might bankrupt a small company*

Louis: This is informative and unfortunate.

Informative murder porn 

True crime shows used primarily by middle aged couples to get aroused. This phrase was coined by South Park in the season 17 episode of the same name.
Randy:"What is Minecraft, and how do you tame a horse in it?"
Stan:"You guys don't need to be watching that stuff."
Randy:"Oh come on! You can't block your parents from watching informative murder porn!"

Informatise 

Derived from the French word for "computerized," informatise is a blend of inform and advertise.

Informatise means to advise and educate about the helpful uses of a product or service in a way that is not propagandistic or mindless.

The process of informatisation aims to enhance the knowledge base of its target audience thereby enabling them to make more informed decisions.

Informatisation usually takes place through or with the aid of a technological medium such as a tablet PC like Apple's iPad or iPhone.
Using his iPad, the guest lecturer informatised the first year medical students about his company's latest product, which he believed would improve the quality of life of thousands of people.
Informatise by skijake1 April 24, 2011

informalist 

An informal editor might allow for sloppiness or inattentiveness, but an "informalist" consistently edits for less capitalization, formatting, punctuation and verbosity.
The informalist editor and the minimalist writer work well together because neither tolerate fluff.
informalist by vanwieder October 22, 2009

Informalized 

Derived from an article in a very famous newspaper that described a practise as "informally formalized." To formalize a practise at the working level, without official sanction.
The manual didn't cover how to submit product concerns, so we've informalized the process of submitting product concerns by email.
Informalized by ybar August 8, 2019
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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