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truinternatialdepressure 

A word used by high school dropouts who need to sound like they're working hard for their district. This word is interesting, in that it is only used after the author has ingested an unhealthy amount of cough syrup.

See also: covfefe, enlies
It’s almost the end of 2021 and I’ve yet to see Biden mobilize truinternatialdepressure like he promised.

What’s the hold up?
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truinternatialdepressure 

Lauren Boebert's covfefe

also goes well with cheese and red wine
"what's something else I can blame Biden for, Lauren?"

"he hasn't mobilized truinternatialdepressure yet"

"what?"

truinternatialdepressure 

One of those words gibberish words Joe Biden said during election campaign, but the basement dwellers didn't understand the reference. Nobody knows its real definition.
"I'll lead an effective strategy to mobilize truinternatialdepressure!" -Joe Biden

Truinternatialdepressure 

The pressure you feel when you can't afford food, gas or anything
"I'll lead an effective strategy to mobilize truinternatialdepressure!"

I'm having so much truinternatialdepressure right now. I can't afford anything.

Truinternationaldepressure 

A word originating from a speech by Joe Biden in which he promised to mobilize "Truinternationaldepressure". It's definition is unknown, but it can be used in any sentence if you really need to.
"I'm gonna lead an effective strategy to mobilize truinternationaldepressure!"
-Joe Biden
Truinternationaldepressure by OR56 December 7, 2022
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