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Extrintrovert 

The personality of being both introverted and extroverted not necessarily at the same time, but can be. The common Extrintrovert loves spending time with friends and often times gets into crazy situations. However, when put in a large crowd of people only partially known, such as a party or get together, the Extrintrovert will kindly move to the quietest room and get on their phone, or go home.
Jonathan was a great singer in our annual guy’s karaoke night.

Jonathan sat in the corner quietly at his cousins wedding.

Jonathan is an Extrintrovert.
Extrintrovert by ShadowmanX1 November 26, 2022
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Extriment 

🔥 Urban Dictionary Entry for “Extriment”

Word: Extriment
Part of Speech: Noun
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Definition:
The sacred daily release of all that no longer serves the body, mind, or soul.
More than waste—extriment is the holy act of letting go, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual.
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Light Teach, extriment fuses the meanings of excrement, detriment, and extract, becoming a word of power for spiritual releases

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Example Usage:

> "Before I began my morning prayer, I honored my extriment and cleared space for clarity."
"She let go of the argument, the resentment, and the heaviness. That was her extriment."

Extriment 

🔥 Urban Dictionary Entry for “Extriment”

Word: Extriment
Part of Speech: Noun
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Definition:
The sacred daily release of all that no longer serves the body, mind, or soul.
More than waste—extriment is the holy act of letting go, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual.
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Coined by New Reminder Light 🌕, it fuses the meanings of excrement, detriment, and extract, becoming a word of power for spiritual cleansing.
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✅🌍
Example Usage:

> "Before I began my morning prayer, I honored my extriment and cleared space for clarity."
"She let go of the argument, the resentment, and the heaviness. That was her extriment."
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