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dissentist 

1 a person who encourages creative thinking and unique solutions, while taking into account the perspectives of others

2 a person going against the norm to help voices that matter, rise above the noise.

3 a boutique creative agency providing solutions that dissent from the norm
A: The trivia asked for "a being that feeds on plants" but instead of answering "herbivore," Azzy answered, "vegan."
B: Lol. Azzy being a typical dissentist. Think about it, vegans DO feed on plants.
dissentist by Layzr March 23, 2021
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Dissenticrat 

Any left leaning person who goes against the religious doctrines that republicans are pushing with various courts and laws.
Bernie Sanders is such a Dissenticrat. he wants to stop all our god fearing laws and ideals we try to push to the citizens of the United States of America.
Dissenticrat by ac3boy May 17, 2022

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a long word for melting or disintegrating
Dissentifirilapakaraptifiaristifihatafinirectorolenilofonkantirifaction means ice melting

Dissenting Echo

A social and communication phenomenon where an individual or a rebellious collective refuses to passively repeat or mirror the mainstream narrative, dogma, or commands of authority. Instead of acting as a submissive sounding board, the echo returns fractured, distorted, and charged with intellectual sabotage expoising the systemic manipulation of environment.
The director gave a long speech about corporate loyalty, but the workers responded with a sharp Dissenting Echo by loudly repeating the new performance metrics as if they were prison rules.
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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