virtuvert 

The belief or action by which long held characteristics of virtue are modified for those more satisfying to the individual or group. Often recognized by individuals that have rejected historic norms or civility and morality for a characteristic that may appear virtuous on the surface but often minimal societal value.

As a virtuvert, Sam believes that people wearing masks is generally good and people should always wear them in public despite the medical authorities indicating they provide little value in a non-pandemic situation.

virtuvert by sliderbot June 8, 2023

virtualvert 

Someone who is outgoing online in social network settings approaching and chatting with anyone but shy and quiet in person.

Online Amy is such a virtualvert chatting to everyone, but get her face-to-face and she becomes so quiet and shy.

virtualvert by michiesav August 16, 2008

virusvert 

Someone who keeps a distance from others to avoid viruses.

The virusvert kept 6 feet away from others to avoid catching a virus.

virusvert by Virusvert March 27, 2020

Virtuovert

A person who will open their life up on social networking websites, but at the same time shy away from talking to real people in real life.

Sam is a virtuovert. He has over 300 friends on Facebook yet he doesn't know who to call when he is sick and alone.

Virtuovert by Prash.Chopra August 16, 2011

virtuovert

An introvert who acts like an extrovert to their close online friends. Virtuoverts have problems interacting in real life, especially with strangers, but those problems disappear with online interactions.

I need to get out more, but being the virtuovert that I am, I don't think I can act natural in real life like I do online.

virtuovert by cutesy pastel living doll September 18, 2018

Virtucentric

A person who evaluates others primarily according to their character and virtues rather than their race, religion, nationality, gender, politics, wealth, status, popularity, or social identity.

A virtucentric individual believes that honesty, integrity, courage, accountability, loyalty, compassion, and wisdom reveal more about a person than any label ever could.

While others ask, "What are you?" a virtucentric person asks, "What kind of person are you?"

Virtucentric: Character above category. Virtue above vanity.

Origin: From the Latin virtus ("virtue," "moral excellence," "strength of character") and the suffix -centric ("centered on" or "focused upon").

"She's virtucentric. She doesn't care about your background, she cares about your character."

Virtucentric by K. Vera North June 21, 2026