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felecism 

The act of using words that sound similar to the words you meant to use. These words have nothing to do with what was actually meant to be said.
1st: I plain on getting a haircut after work. (Felecism)

2nd: People need show more symphony for others. (Felecism)

3rd: I'm about to play some Dankey Kang on N64. (Felecism)
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felecism 

The act of using words that sound similar to the word you meant to use. These words have no actual meaning to what was being said.
1st: I "plain" on going to the mall after work.

2nd: Why can't people show more "symphony" to others.

3rd: I'm about to play some Dankey Kang on my N64

FELECISM
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felicism 

Felicism; (noun); is the direct antonym of Cynicism, and is characterized by faith and hope in human nature and the belief that people's action are motivated by altruism, virtue, empathy & love. A felic will see meaning and worth in any situation or individual.

The word felicism derives from the Latin word for cat which directly contrasts with the root of Cynicism which means dog-like.
It takes a high level of felicism to to trust that politicians have our nation's best interests at heart.
felicism by FelicAtHeart November 25, 2015

Felix Felecis 

Used by Harry Potter in his sixth year at Hogwarts, this potion is used to grant the drinker temporary good luck for a specific amount of time. Commonly known as Liquid Luck.
*drinks the Felix felecis*
Harry: I got a really good feeling about Hagrids- I feel like..it’s the place to be tonight. Doyaknowwotiman?
Ron and Hermione: ..no?
Harry: just trust me. Hi! :D
Felix Felecis by TinyNova November 18, 2020
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endwarfins

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