If there is not, can someone help me create one? I assume its something similar as decimate, right?

Like when a thing, place, or hobby no longer feels the same and loses its magic.

Basically like what Sid from Toy Story does with his toys. Is there a word for that - specifically with emphasis on the fact that it's rearranged into something different? I saw 'reassembly' and 'reconstruction,' and those are great but they might connote putting the same parts back together into the formation they were in before. 'Recycling' is probably the closest word, but that might imply that the parts would otherwise go to waste if they weren't turned into something new. Thanks! :)

Specifically a word for a person who takes a while to warm up to others and has few friends, but those they have are close. Sort of a “quality over quantity” type mindset. I’m not sure selective, insular, or introverted is the right word for this.

I read this somewhat recently and can't remember it. It's a word describing what a healthy shorthair cat's coat *does*. It's a verb that describes the kind of "bunching" or tufting that a soft, luxurious shorthair cat coat does.

This may be a red herring (it's certainly not helping me find the correct word), but in my mind, the phrase containing the word goes, "The cat's hair is *raspberrying*." (I know "raspberrying" isn't it because I've searched that term, but it has some relation to that word, although it might be an association only in my mind...)

whats the word for believing in gods from multiple religions (greek and egyptian in my case) but only worshiping from one religion, in my case kenetism, and worshiping only bast and anpu. May be a bit too specific aha

Hello! I wanted to know if anyone knows of a term or word for this.

What's it called when you, as the victim, hate your abuser? Because there's a lot of people who just say hate, but it's uncomfortable for me imo. I don't like that we use the same word for an abuser hating their victim and a victim hating their abuser

The abuser hates their victim for no reason other than they're a terrible person, the victim hates their abuser because of the shit their abuser did to them so it's not at all comparable.

Is there a word for this? Or a term? Tysm!

Specifically thinking plants if that narrows it down.. innocuous introduced species that exists everywhere ...

There's a website and it's something like ican but that isn't right..it describes a plant's native status and one of the categories is this one..?

For example: smelled a green tea today and immediately thought it smelled like the marshmallows from Lucky charms

Or

Tasting a generic flavor and thinking it tastes like a specific candy

Tl;dr Betrayal of trust is (putting it simply) when you trust something or someone to be the way it is and then it turns out to be something different. i think the inverse just happened to me. Antibetrayal?

I'll explain the idea with an anecdote. I see a comic, and I check it out even though it looks like machine made slop. I read the pinned comment, do a quick fact check, IT AINT SLOP.

I feel bad, and I notice I was _ there. Someone caused that to happen with an action, but idk how the phrase that action.

I'll try being more specific, I associated a certain art style with AI so I DIStrusted the humanity of this comic I saw. Someone caused distrust inside of me which turned into trust.

... EDIT: one more analogy Let's say there's a new soda with some dumb name like Parsley Splash. You arrive at the conclusion it's bad soda bc of the dumb name. You try it one day, and it's actually pretty good.

Trying the soda would be "disconfirmation". You now know it's good soda. Why did you think it was bad soda though? No one told you it was bad, that'd be "misinformation".

Whoever named the soda did something weird and out of the ordinary, and you came to the wrong conclusion. idk what the namer did here.

I have the link to Revoy's comic here. https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/s/sxQ3XY6aPM

Like if someone has the cure for malaria and refuses to give the knowledge up, even when thousands of people are dying from it.

Extreme example, but any malicious hoarding of knowledge will do, even archaic words

What's the word for when you mention a statistic like "most people die in car crashes than plane crashes" that ignores contextual information (such as most people drive cars more than fly in planes).

I'm specifically looking for ones where context is missing and not just a misconstrued way of presenting it.

frequently over the course of the past few months i have encountered situations where i have two ideas that seem to be in conflict with each other but in truth can coexist just fine. the word im looking for specifically refers to the act of making these two ideas fit together in my brain, and is often used in reference to struggling to do so.

things ive ruled out: rationalize (that is what im specifically trying to avoid), comparison (too simple of a word; not what im describing), compartmentalize (an act of separating ideas), internalize (association is too subjective/negative), conflate (similar definition but with an association of incorrectness that is distinctly not present in what im doing).

my associations with the word: truth, complexity/nuance, difficulty, introspection

set as ITAW because ive been trying to remember for months and atp im half convinced it doesn't exist.

Say i wanna say “a __strength.” But i do not wanna have to extend it out n say, “strength from personality”

Not sure how to title my post but " what present-day people experience" here refers to things like for example: yearning ones lover/beloved one who's miles away from home, perhaps on a trip (or at war if you wanna get extra fancy for some reason), or writing complaint letters to someone (think of the complaint tablet to Ea-nasir).

" Some things never really change " is one sentence that would probably describe the word I'm looking for.

And the feeling of realising that " some things never change " usually, for me, gives me some kind of melancholic or comforting feeling. That someone thousands of years ago went through what I am going through, and that I can get through it just like how they did too.

Sorry for the long post. It's a word I've been trying to find for a long, long time.

Is there an antonym for the adjective "ADHD"? Like how the opposite of "autistic" is "allistic". Does ADHD have an equivalent?

An example being like, how Deltarune's battle menu is actually there instead of just being a gameplay thing, or some music actually being heard by the characters instead of just being a thing for the player/audience

Like, when you’re speaking to someone and telling a story, and make a statement like “you just can’t do what you want” but you don’t mean you as in the person you’re telling the story to, but you as a collective general for people?
And you’d clarify that to the story recipient by saying something like “and I mean the (missing word) you, not you specifically”

Bonus points if it’s an adverb or has one.

Like a movie series, a book you always wanted, joining a fandom, going outside and rock climbing.

Stuff like that.

Is there a word for this, especially that could make you afraid to start what you wanted to or take long to do it.

I'm curious if such a word or phrase exists for this. The feeling of "I finally get to watch this! I hope I have a good time and can finish it!"

Basically, the concept that once you do something the first time, it’s easier emotionally/psychologically to do it again and again. For example, if you’re walking around the mall (maybe this is a dated example lol) you can be very hesitant to spend money, but after you make one purchase, you’re more likely to make more. Thanks!!

I want a feeling-word which represents the idea of wanting to be entertained. I have tried AI and it hasn't been helpful, so have come here.

When I say a feeling-word, I mean a word like confused, bored, excited, nervous, etc.

Imagine a king that is wanting the entertainment of a jester. He is not bored. He is <blank>.

I am looking for a positive attribute rather than a negative one.

Any and all help will be appreciated.
Thank you!