When you're supposed to be a diplomat for your country, but instead you turn national issues into twitter drama.
The US president elect has shown an unpresidented level of unprofessionalism and incompetence when it comes to his diplomatic duties.
by King Genju December 18, 2016
verb (used without object)
1). Wishing the president-elect of the United States would voluntarily remove himself from office. Most often expressed on Twitter among other like-minded liberals under the hashtag #unpresidented
2.) Displaying a willful ignorance of the English language, in a failed attempt to type the word "unprecedented" on one's phone. Later, resulting in a shameful delete of this open display of ignorance in an attempt to remove it from the internet.
1). Wishing the president-elect of the United States would voluntarily remove himself from office. Most often expressed on Twitter among other like-minded liberals under the hashtag #unpresidented
2.) Displaying a willful ignorance of the English language, in a failed attempt to type the word "unprecedented" on one's phone. Later, resulting in a shameful delete of this open display of ignorance in an attempt to remove it from the internet.
Example for definition #1: We would love it if you went ahead and unpresidented yourself.
Example for definition #2: China steals United States Navy research drone in international waters - rips it out of water and takes it to China in unpresidented act. @realdonaldtrump 12.17.16 5:30 a.m.
Example for definition #2: China steals United States Navy research drone in international waters - rips it out of water and takes it to China in unpresidented act. @realdonaldtrump 12.17.16 5:30 a.m.
by @mikeyj916 December 18, 2016
Adjective used to describe acts of international significance that have not been committed in the physical presence of a president. The term was brought to prominence by President-Elect of the United States Donald J. Trump, who on December 17, 2016 tweeted: "China steals United States Navy research drone in international waters - rips it out of water and takes it to China in unpresidented act." ("Unpresidented" was later corrected to "unprecedented.") The president-elect obviously had had the presidency on his mind for quite some time, yet his Freudian slip could also be pointing to deeper fantasies of presidential omnipresence—an ability he might expect any self-respecting world leader to possess. To Trump, perhaps the greatest affront wasn't the provocative nature of the Chinese action, but rather, that the president of China was not personally aboard the offending ship to ensure said action be properly presidented.
by Urban Logorrhea December 18, 2016
by Oxxy_Montalvy December 21, 2016
Adjective: Used to describe when the US President acts like a jackass and makes himself and the entire nation look like fools to the rest of the world.
Synonym: non-presidential, un-stately, buffoon.
Origin: Term originally coined by US President-elect Donald Trump when tweeting about China.
Synonym: non-presidential, un-stately, buffoon.
Origin: Term originally coined by US President-elect Donald Trump when tweeting about China.
ex 1: Trump dumped a huge stinky turd and didn't even flush, gosh that's so unpresidented!
ex 2: A lot of people are saying that Donald Trump's Presidency is highly unpresidented.
ex 3: A lot of people voted for Trump because he is an outsider and he is so unpresidented, unlike all the other career politicians.
ex 2: A lot of people are saying that Donald Trump's Presidency is highly unpresidented.
ex 3: A lot of people voted for Trump because he is an outsider and he is so unpresidented, unlike all the other career politicians.
by ZorkMuse December 17, 2016
As of December 17, 2016 it appears that President-elect Donald Trump may not receive the required votes from the Electoral College on Monday, December 19. That moment will be unprecedented and he will be "unpresidented". Fore-shadowing this event, President-elect Trump misspelled the word "unprecedented" in a tweet December 16, 2016.
A U.S. President-elect is "unpresidented" when the members of the Electoral College previously pledged to vote for the President-elect vote instead for another candidate.
by daweiman December 17, 2016
by lijordon January 20, 2017