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NOUN
misocongregation (noun), misocongregations (plural noun), misocongregater (noun, person)
1. An event where a controversial group or statement (often online) inadvertantly attracts the attention of parties in opposition, leading to such event being congregated or invaded by said audience.
NOUN (person/s)
1. (misocongregator) A person, or persons, specifically the one(s) recieving the backlash, whose event, statement, or group inadvertantly lures groups of people in opposition. A person who misocongregate(s) or is/are misocongregating.
2. (misocongregatee) A person or group of people, specifically those criticizing the event, statement, or group, who gather to said event or group to spread hatred and criticism. A person who enacts misocongregation (after being influenced by the misocongregatee).
VERB
misocongregate (verb), misocongregates (plural verb), misocongregating (present tense), misocongregated (past tense)
1. The act of Misocongregation.
ADJECTIVE
misocongregating
1. When a group, statement, or event looks as if it will misocongregate or cause miscongregation.
ORIGIN
"miso-" derived from Greek word "μισώ (misó)" meaning "hate"
"-congregation" rooted from Latin word "congregatione" meaning "gathering"
misocongregation (noun), misocongregations (plural noun), misocongregater (noun, person)
1. An event where a controversial group or statement (often online) inadvertantly attracts the attention of parties in opposition, leading to such event being congregated or invaded by said audience.
NOUN (person/s)
1. (misocongregator) A person, or persons, specifically the one(s) recieving the backlash, whose event, statement, or group inadvertantly lures groups of people in opposition. A person who misocongregate(s) or is/are misocongregating.
2. (misocongregatee) A person or group of people, specifically those criticizing the event, statement, or group, who gather to said event or group to spread hatred and criticism. A person who enacts misocongregation (after being influenced by the misocongregatee).
VERB
misocongregate (verb), misocongregates (plural verb), misocongregating (present tense), misocongregated (past tense)
1. The act of Misocongregation.
ADJECTIVE
misocongregating
1. When a group, statement, or event looks as if it will misocongregate or cause miscongregation.
ORIGIN
"miso-" derived from Greek word "μισώ (misó)" meaning "hate"
"-congregation" rooted from Latin word "congregatione" meaning "gathering"
(misocongregation) "The comments on the video had been turned off due to worries of causing a misocongregation of haters."
(misocongregator) "The haters arrived and attacked the misocongregators."
(misocongregatee) "The misocongregatees flocked to the video and spread hatred and criticism in the comments."
(misocongrergate, misocongregating, misocongregated) "You are misocongregating!"
(adjective) "Be careful, this forum looks very misocongregating."
(misocongregator) "The haters arrived and attacked the misocongregators."
(misocongregatee) "The misocongregatees flocked to the video and spread hatred and criticism in the comments."
(misocongrergate, misocongregating, misocongregated) "You are misocongregating!"
(adjective) "Be careful, this forum looks very misocongregating."
by Stib's EVIIIL Dictionary February 18, 2021
May 14 Word of the Day
Intelligence agency term for "psychological operation". A government or corporate-sponsored operation, usually taking the form of a "terrorist attack" or "crazed gunman on a spree", with the intent of panicking the public into demanding more police and laws inhibiting freedom. Psyops are usually carried out by drugging a civilian or group of civilians with aggression-promoting drugs, psyching them up, arming them, and sending them out to commit mayhem. Government-sponsored terrorism. See also blackshirts, conspiracy
Person A: Man, that nutcase Martin Bryant guy shot 35 people in Tasmania!
Person B: No, he wasn't a nutcase, that was just a psyop so the government could have an excuse to ban guns.
Person B: No, he wasn't a nutcase, that was just a psyop so the government could have an excuse to ban guns.
by Mystikan April 11, 2006