Acceptional
Acceptional by Zaelah June 3, 2016
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Acceptional
A word that represents the misunderstanding of exceptional. Since exceptional means amazing/awesome but except means it’s ok I have invented acceptional. It means, “I guess it’s ok, we can except(accept) it.”
Acceptional by Timoffy November 19, 2022
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Acceptional
ADJ. - The praise or elevation of lowered expectations.
The celebration of mediocrity or poor performance.
accept / accepted + exceptional
The celebration of mediocrity or poor performance.
accept / accepted + exceptional
The schools in the United States have undertaken an acceptional approach to teaching students compared to other developed nations.
Self-centered intentions often lead to acceptional acts of altruism.
In general American Acceptionalism would be the hallmark of our society in the 21st Century.
Self-centered intentions often lead to acceptional acts of altruism.
In general American Acceptionalism would be the hallmark of our society in the 21st Century.
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assceptional by Seven & a Half April 15, 2009
Acception erection
"Dude, I asked this one girl out last night, and when she said yes i got a total acception erection"
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"Sweet"
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Acception
Acception by Benny Boy 2000 January 24, 2018
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