An extreme lie that what is being shown is perfectly wonderful, happy, positive, and or well- intentioned. Where in actuality it is the exact opposite, and its what the positive cover or disguise is trying to hide whether it be accomplishing that very well or not. (The "Op" comes from optimistic and optical, and "allacy" comes from fallacy.)
"It was an obvious optallacy that the place shown on the map isn't as wonderful as it is cut out to be..."
by RosettaTherapy September 16, 2022
Get the Optallacy mug.An extreme lie that what is being shown is perfectly wonderful, happy, positive, and or well- intentioned. Where in actuality it is the exact opposite, and its what the positive cover or disguise is trying to hide whether it be accomplishing that very well or not. ("Op" coming from optimistic and optical, and "allacy" coming from fallacy.)
"It was an obvious optallacy that the gaudy place shown on the map isn't as lovely as it is cut out to be..."
by RosettaTherapy September 16, 2022
Get the Optallacy mug.An extreme lie that what is being shown is perfectly wonderful, happy, positive, and or well- intentioned. Where in actuality it is the exact opposite, and its what the positive cover or disguise is trying to hide whether it be accomplishing that very well or not. ("Op" coming from optimistic and optical, and "allacy" coming from fallacy. )
"Its an obvious optallacy that the gaudy place shown on the map isn't as good as it is cut out to be...."
by RosettaTherapy September 16, 2022
Get the Optallacy mug.An extreme lie that what is being shown is perfectly wonderful, happy, positive, and or well- intentioned. Where in actuality it is the exact opposite, and its what the positive cover or disguise is trying to hide whether it be accomplishing that very well or not. ("Op" coming from optimistic and optical, and "allacy" coming from fallacy.)
"Its an obvious optallacy that the gaudy place shown on the map isn't as good as its cut out to be..."
by RosettaTherapy September 16, 2022
Get the Optallacy mug.An extreme lie that what is being shown is perfectly wonderful, happy, positive, and or well- intentioned. Where in actuality it is the exact opposite, and its what the positive cover or disguise is trying to hide whether it be accomplishing that very well or not. ("Op" coming from optimistic and optical, and "allacy" coming from fallacy.)
"It was an obvious optallacy that the gaudy place shown on that map isn't as lovely as it is cut out to be..."
by RosettaTherapy September 17, 2022
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