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I just spent 5min looking for usage of the word "heaviosity", which appealingly sounds and seems likes a real word, but in fact doesn't seem to be one. Perhaps
by dabedee 4y ago
I just spent 5min looking for usage of the word "heaviosity", which appealingly sounds and seems likes a real word, but in fact doesn't seem to be one. Perhaps the author used a seemingly deep, but incorrect, word as a way to poke fun at literary critics. Perhaps the word doesn't exist and the author just made a mistake. Or, perhaps the word is used by certain groups of of people, but it hasn't shown up on the web.
- LinuxBender 4y agoIt appears to show up in 2007 on Urbandictionary [1] for what it's worth. [1] - https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=heaviosity https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=heaviosity
- wintermutestwin 4y agoI despise this idea that a word can't be "real" unless it is accepted in some "official" form (which has now spread to include websites of slang, etc...) Even if "heaviosity" is totally made up on the spot and never before uttered, its meaning is clear - and conveying meaning with utterances is the point of language.
- projektfu 4y agoHeaviosity is how much the depth of the film has been embiggened.
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- antod 4y agoAccording to Bill and Ted, "heaviosity" is a most excellent word and the usage here is totally non heinous.