Words I don't want to hear anymore...

[2naSalit]

Some words are getting overused and I just have to say it before I scream.

Please add your least favorites here.

I'll start, I don't want to hear the word Remarkable Again for a long time.

Seems like most pundits use it at least twice in each broadcast and I really wish they would get a thesaurus or something.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. Incredible

Especially by Trump.

[2naSalit]

8. Might have to start a sub category for phrases we don't want to hear anymore

And a portion set aside just for things that POS utters. Or we could just claim we don't to ever hear him speak ever again and leave it at that.

[Arkansas Granny]

2. Tremendous.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. Awesome.

Absolutely.
Granular.

[SoonerPride]

4. trump

I swear to god I don't ever want that word said in my presence again.

or on TV.

I am sick of it and him.

[Cuthbert Allgood]

5. Breaking News

Very little that is "breaking news" on the 24-hour channels is actually breaking.

[PatSeg]

10. Then when there really IS "Breaking News"

I'm less inclined to pay attention. They usually add some dramatic music or sound effects though, as if to say, "No really, this IS breaking news."

[Siwsan]

6. Bigly

Definitely bigly.

[Squinch]

35. Please! If I never hear that moronic mouth dribble again, it will be too soon!

[Siwsan]

44. Oh, and also 'YUGE!'

No more yuge. There could be an entire dictionary of his blatherings.

[MotorCityBeard]

7. Double down

It's a phrase, but it has been applied to Trump's actions more times than I care to remember,

[2naSalit]

9. I especially dislike that one!

[maxsolomon]

11. "Slams", "Burns"

in headlines or OPs referencing snarky twitter responses. Twitter responses mean nothing.

[dchill]

12. Unforseeable.

[Brainfodder]

13. Trump

I play euchre twice a week, it's awkward.

[Moostache]

18. Call top suit the "Biden" in honor of Loser-45!! (n/t)

[Brainfodder]

21. I will bring it up at the next meeting (tomorrow).

Should elicit a chuckle at least, ty.

(1)

[IcyPeas]

14. Robust

[ismnotwasm]

15. "Perhaps"

I liked that word and Trump made it slimy

[2naSalit]

16. I agree...

He made a lot of things slimy.

[onethatcares]

17. perfect

ain't nothing "perfect" especially about my date of birth or cable bill

[KatyMan]

19. "Look"

For example:

Host: Guest, what about x?
Guest: (says something s/he thinks is funny), look, (answers question)

[Totally Tunsie]

32. Unfortunately, Joe loves to use this word.

You'll be hearing it a lot in the next four years. (It's still better than listening to Chump, however!)

[JDC]

20. Jaw-dropping and Stunning

[Moostache]

22. I have a ton of phrases more so than single words...

"We'll see what happens..."
"Nobody has ever..."
"the best, maybe, ever..."
"President Trump" / "President Trump advisor" / "Ivanka"
"Don Jr."

I could on and on for days....

[2naSalit]

24. I think phrases require a separate post...

Since there are SO MANY to object to.

[Hekate]

23. Norms

[underpants]

25. Dirigible Ultracrepidarianism

[2naSalit]

26. I admit I don't recall hearing that remarkable term ever before!

But I suppose its annoying length is enough to warrant addition to this list.

[underpants]

27. Me either

I just found it.

[cry baby]

28. Unprecedented

Phrase I don’t want to hear ever again: republican Senate majority

[DeeNice]

46. +++++

[pwb]

29. Absolutely

Is used way to much when things are not at all absolute.

[cwydro]

30. Unfortunate.

Every time there’s a baseless police killing, it’s called “unfortunate.”

[Solly Mack]

31. The word beautiful now makes me snicker.

I'll get over it though. The snickering, that is.

[Totally Tunsie]

33. NOTHINGBURGER

Lord, I hate that word. It sounds dumb and uneducated, no matter the intelligence of whoever uses it.

[ProfessorGAC]

55. What If We Said...

Nothingtruffle? Isn't that at least more sophisticated?

[Digger]

34. Patriot

That word has been drained of any significant meaning these days thanks to the trump cult. Nothing remains but a dried out hollow shell of a word.

[tavernier]

36. I'm just glad wheelhouse finally went away.

Now I’m sick of all words Covid related for obvious reasons.

Oh, and McConnell. Definitely sick of that one.

[Squinch]

37. Militia. They're gangs of white supremacist domestic terrorists.

[madinmaryland]

38. Remarkably, the word that pisses me off is "irregardless". It's not a word!

[2naSalit]

39. That one is sooo annoying

And makes me stop reading or listening to clear my mind of it after trying to decide what the user actually meant and often trashes the message.

[Liberty Belle]

40. "Fake News" when referring to the legitimate press such as NY Times or Washington Post.

Typically by idiots who believe insane conspiracy sites over real news.

[Mollyann]

41. Phrase I've heard too much

Out of an abundance of caution

[2naSalit]

42. Yeah, that one didn't take long to get tiring.

And used by the opposite people to undo any legitimacy if the term.

[First Speaker]

43. Meme...

...it is a word essentially without meaning, and conveys nothing the word "idea" doesn't. A few more--analytics, The European Model, austerity, nothingburger, and--of course--awesome.

[Texasgal]

45. Tremendous.

It's like taking an ice pick to the head.

[dhill926]

47. impacted...instead of affected...

drives me nuts...but then, it's a short drive...

[Hekate]

51. Turned up in the Watergate hearings, used by John Dean. Reminded me of a toothache. Still does.nt

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

48. I don't watch TV but I would like it if I never heard the word Trump

again.

[3catwoman3]

49. ImpactFUL can go, too.

It just sounds clunky and awkward.

There is nothing wrong with good old “influential.”

[Shrike47]

50. 'Very unique.' Me, I'm only sorta unique.

[2naSalit]

53. Yeah, I'm just plain old unique...

I never knew there were degrees on uniqueness before.

[ironflange]

52. Proud

And Boys.

[2naSalit]

54. I got burned out on "proud" back during Wcheney.