templatish 

Having the appearance of, or being derived from, a template.

That website looks pretty templatish.

templatish by SeñorBelvedere September 12, 2017

templationship 

A composition of the words "temporary" and "relationship". It is when two, or more parties agrees that a relationship should only be temporary.

As opposed to most people, who are serial monogamists, people who agree to a templationship are aware about their situation.

It is ideal when you know you're not suited or compatible for long term, but you have intense chemistry and enjoy spending time with each other. Templationships are mostly exclusive in nature, but can also not be. It is defined by the people agreeing to it.

Jane: Have you heard? Sarah and Josh are finally dating!
Laura: Yeah, but Josh wants kids down the line, and Sarah has other plans. I am pretty sure they agreed to a templationship!

templationship by Maoraw May 24, 2021

templatized 

C++ code that is written with template parameters. In particular, allows data types and software algorithms to be easily changed.

// power() is templatized by P and T
template<int P, typename T>
T power(int a)
{

T val = 1;

for (int i=0; i<P; i++)

val = val * val;

return val;
}

templatized by Zack63 November 15, 2010

templatize

To take something, usually a piece of communication, and create a template out of it that allows one to replace elements of the communication to change the message. For a banner advertisement, for instance, swapping out headlines or images to communicate something else.

"The client really likes these accolades banners you did. Can we 'templatize' them to accommodate other accolades as they come up?"

templatize by clubnobbie May 7, 2010

Templative 

Comprised of templates, particularly in a metaphorical sense.

I find that subculture tediously templative; desperately clinging to prefab social masks because they’re terrified of the shrieking void within.

Templative by @carrozo May 23, 2020

templatic 

A commonly used word by complete morons who pose as professionals and think by turning a noun into an adjective and using it before another word they will sound like they know what they are talking about. This is in fact a flimsy defense mechanism these ignorant twats incorporate to argue their case with the professional, who surprisingly does have a clue what they are talking about.

Professional: "Could you show me some examples of creative stationary designs by some of your favourite designers so I can get an idea of the style that you like?"

Complete moron: "I really like these designs: 'web address';

the designs in general but particularly the templatic stationary."

templatic by ReallyPissedOffDesigner August 3, 2012