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1. bigotry

to publish private information about someone on the internet, without their permission and in a way that reveals their name, where they live, etc. (e.g. She was doxxed by online activists, who published her home address and her college records)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

2. to get on one's (moral) high horse

The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)to publish private information about someone on the internet, without their permission and in a way that reveals their name, where they live, etc. (e.g. She was doxxed by online activists, who published her home address and her college records)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

3. Cancel Culture: Definition

to publish private information about someone on the internet, without their permission and in a way that reveals their name, where they live, etc. (e.g. She was doxxed by online activists, who published her home address and her college records)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure

4. to dox

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto publish private information about someone on the internet, without their permission and in a way that reveals their name, where they live, etc. (e.g. She was doxxed by online activists, who published her home address and her college records)

5. Which Doctor Seuss Books were removed from shelves recently because of cancel culture?

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)'If I ran the zoo' - 'And to think that I saw it on Mulberry street' - 'On beyond zebra' - 'McEllgot's pool' - 'Scrabelled eggs'The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure

6. to redeem oneself in the public eye

The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)to make amends publiclyhaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

7. righteous

1) morally correct 2) believing and showing that you are morally correct, and that others are not [disapproving]to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

8. to vote with one's wallet

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)to show what one likes and dislikes by choosing where to shop and what to buy (e.g. If our customers don't like our products, they will vote with their wallets and not buy them)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

9. to excommunicate

to refuse to allow someone to be a member of the church (or community nowadays)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

10. a cornerstone (of smth)

having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressuresomething of great importance on which everything else dependsto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)

11. a snowflake

having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressuresomeone who is considered by some people to be too easily upset and offended

12. to deface

to intentionally spoil the appearance of something by writing on or marking itThe practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

13. woke

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)aware, especially of social problems such as racism and inequality [now often used disapprovingly] (e.g. I'm from a woke community and I'm not gonna let anyone push me around)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure

14. to vent one's outrage (on smb)

The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)to express a feeling of anger and shock in a forceful and often unfair way

15. to shed light (on smth)

The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)to provide information about something or to make something easier to understand

16. (to flip) the Hive Switch

having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)psychological concept, which means ways of forming groups where the aim of the group is more important than their individual aim (e.g. When we flip the hive switch, 'we transcend self-interest and lose ourselves in something larger than ourselves.')The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure

17. to give sb the benefit of the doubt

having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto believe something good about someone, rather than something bad, when you have the possibility of doing either / presumption of innocence (e.g. I didn't know whether his story was true or not, but I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt)

18. a mob

a large, angry crowd, especially one that could easily become violenthaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)

19. to pile smth on

The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto continue to add to something until the amount or effect becomes excessive / to drag in or exaggerate something (e.g. They continued to pile on some facts about the USA, while our own problem remained unsovled)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

20. a backlash (against)

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurea strong, negative reaction to something, esp. to changehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)

21. a witch hunt

having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurean attempt to find and punish people whose opinions are unpopular and who are said to be a danger to societyto start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)

22. to ostracize

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to avoid someone intentionally, or to prevent someone from taking part in the activities of a group (e.g. His colleagues ostracized him after he criticized the company in public)

23. to hold smb accountable (for smth)

to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)having strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressureto consider someone responsible for something; to blame something on someone

24. blasphemous

25. to blot out

to cause something to disappear, or to remove something unpleasant from your thoughts (e.g. He blots out the painful memories by keeping very busy)The practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressurehaving strong and unreasonable beliefs while disliking other people who have different beliefs - (e.g. racial/religious bigotry)to start talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are / to have an arrogant and unyielding attitude (e.g. Will you please get off your high horse, so we can talk normally?)

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