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A yearning, but without the romance — more like a craving for someone's presence or vibe, not their heart. Kind of platonic-intense. Let’s make some magic:
"We’re not in love. But there’s this nexora between us I can’t explain."
"I miss her in a nexora kind of way — like silence feels wrong without her."
“I nexora you.”
“We’ve been nexoring for years now.”
Nexora by God@ld April 18, 2025
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Netorare 

A term used for a story theme that focuses on a particular type of cheating/unfaithfulness in a relationship in an adult-oriented real-life video, manga, or anime. The person that cheats is initially forced against their will (either physically, by being blackmailed, or by the influence of an ingested or injected mind-altering substance) by the instigator(s)/perpetrator(s) to participate in a sexual encounter but then is mind-bended to enjoy and/or accept the experience. Also, the cheater often is not fond of the instigator(s) before the encounter and may state that they love their significant other at any time in the story, but ends up deciding to continue the affair with the instigator(s) afterwards. The victim (the person being cheating on) is usually unaware of the betrayal by the cheater, and the instigator(s) if the victim knows him, her, or them. The story often hints that the victim may never know/find out about the continued affair. This theme is intended for shock value and will end up angering some readers, but others will find it arousing.
"A netorare story might turn out to be hot fiction, but all of them are a rapist's wet dream in real life."
Netorare by Coolone784 November 20, 2020
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girl: Hey, you're pretty nice
Nebora: Bals
Nebora by Neborator February 3, 2021

Gyaku Netorare 

If you know what Netorare is, you'll know what Gyaku Netorare is right away. It follows the same premise, the only difference, Gyaku Netorare focuses on girls, one stealing a boyfriend/husband from another lady.
Too much Netorare people tent to forget Gyaku Netorare exist
Gyaku Netorare by GoliaithNate February 15, 2021
In Netorare, the partner usually are unwilling (Although able to be aroused by the circumstances) and felt regret, sad, and anger about the situation.
But in Netorase, the partner are actually wanting and willing to make her to have sex with other people. It's basically a willing cuckold. The partner pushed the female MC to other stranger and felt pleasure from seeing them. It's the ultimate Masochism.
Friend 1: Hey, did you hear John's new tastes?
Friend 2: No. Why?
Friend 1: I heard he became interested in Netorase. Sick tastes.
netorase by Deus Draconem June 22, 2019
1) A panorama of the interior of a building, seen from within

2) From the Greek: NEO means NEW,ORAMA means view; sight; see, that which is seen. Neorama therefore is the New View, the "New that is seen".

3) RAMA also is the Greek form of Ramah of the Bible, which is said to mean 'high place'". Neorama therefore can also be the "Place of the New".
This is more than an ordinary place, almost a Neorama where you can breath new ideas and inspiring thoughts.

Let's fill this place with new and creative ideas... let's build here our Neorama!
neorama by Márcio Carvalho March 21, 2007

Neoracist 

A right wing term coined by the pre-trump GOP to label black people. or anti-racists as racist, in the hopes of masking their growing racism problem. As they learned from the Trump era that they could win elections with overt racism, the term was largely abandoned.
Person: We need to invest in public schools so that people of color have similar education opportunities as the privileged .

Right Wing Troll: You mentioned color, you're a racist. But not an old school racist like my Daddy, you're Neoracist!

Person: A racist is a racist and I think you know that. Your term is not going to catch on. If you want to get address the race problem , try being anti-racist.
Neoracist by Virtuous Signaller January 20, 2022
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