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Asked: October 17, 20242024-10-17T18:08:06+00:00 2024-10-17T18:08:06+00:00In: Ask the Expert

What are some common English neologisms?

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What are some common English neologisms?

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    1. Ghosting
    • Meaning: Cutting off all communication without explanation, typically in dating or social contexts.
    • Example: “After our date, he totally ghosted me.”
    1. FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)
    • Meaning: The anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may be happening elsewhere, often fueled by social media.
    • Example: “I almost went to that concert because of FOMO, even though I don’t really like the band.”
    1. Binge-watch
    • Meaning: Watching multiple episodes of a TV series or show in one sitting.
    • Example: “We binge-watched the entire season of our favorite show over the weekend.”
    1. Selfie
    • Meaning: A photograph that one takes of oneself, typically with a smartphone or webcam.
    • Example: “Let’s take a selfie to remember this day!”
    1. Humblebrag
    • Meaning: A modest or self-deprecating statement that is actually intended to draw attention to something one is proud of.
    • Example: “She was humblebragging about how exhausted she is from all the awards she’s won recently.”
    1. Hangry (Hungry + Angry)
    • Meaning: Irritable or short-tempered because of hunger.
    • Example: “I get really hangry if I don’t have lunch on time.”
    1. Photobomb
    • Meaning: To unexpectedly appear in someone else’s photo, often in a way that disrupts the picture.
    • Example: “My little brother photobombed every picture we took at the wedding.”
    1. Glamping (Glamorous + Camping)
    • Meaning: A form of camping that involves more luxurious accommodations and amenities than traditional camping.
    • Example: “I prefer glamping over regular camping because I like having a comfy bed at night.”
    1. Influencer
    • Meaning: A person with a significant following on social media who can influence their followers’ buying decisions.
    • Example: “Brands often collaborate with influencers to promote their products.”
    1. Staycation (Stay + Vacation)
    • Meaning: A vacation spent at home or nearby rather than traveling far.
    • Example: “This summer, we’re planning a staycation instead of going abroad.”

     

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    Fill in the blanks with the correct neologism:

    1. After a few dates, he just stopped texting me—total _______.
    2. I’m going to _______ the new show tonight; everyone says it’s great!
    3. Every time I skip a big event, I get serious _______.
    4. She’s going _______ with her friends this weekend in a luxury tent.

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    1. Ghosting
    2. Binge-watch
    3. FOMO
    4. Glamping

     

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