/vocab/

I'm trying to think of a word that means something along the lines of "wrongly accused perception". Askance was the closest word I could find, but that doesn't fit the position in the sentence.

Consider the following sentence:

"Her speech dismissed the perception that her stance on gun laws was influenced by political lobbyists."

>>9248376
Distortion/fabrication/concoction, etc.

>>9248555
concoction?
idiot

>>9249090
As in made up or schemed?

"Her speech dispelled the concocted notion she was under the thumb of the deep-pocked political lobbyists."

>>9249090
Don't be so churlish. At least he responded with suggestions unlike your otiose post.

>>9249106
pocketed*

Whats a word for the general shape of something?

Like, when someone says a woman has an hourglass figure. Is there a more fitting word to describe this shape or figure being to used to compare a person's body to?

>>9249136
"Silhouette" is probably the most common alternative.

>>9249147
Do you think there would be a different foreign word? I could easily see such a word existing in German.

Maybe I'll ask one of the /int/ generals to give me their native tongue's version of silhouette.

Anyway, thanks for reminding me silhouette is used that way, it is a much better word than what I was considering.

>>9248376
Guilty

>>9249136
Contour

smooth talking liar

>>9248348
what are some synonyms of shitcunt and cuntface

>>9250341
>turdtwat
>pussyvisage

>>9250341
(you)

>>9248376
Man, I'm so happy I speak german. We simply call a wrong perception Fehlwahrnehmung...

>>9249184
The german word for "shape of the outline" is Umriss.

>>9249106
misconceived

>>9250851
>Fehlwahrnehmung
what a disgusting language

>>9250859
Wrong+true+taking

What is /lit/'s favorite word of all time?

>>9249107
>otiose
>tfw oitiose is an otiose word

>>9252489
vagina

>>9252489
desu

Are there any books the subject?

>>9252489
verisimilitude

>>9248348

What is word for 'aunts' and 'uncles'? We have siblings for sisters and brothers, and niblings for neices and nephews, but what about the avuncular!

>>9252572
life is a struggle, isn't it?

>>9252489
Dilettante

>>9252572
From my quick google search, it seems the left is trying to push the word "ommer" as a gender neutral aunt/uncle word. I have no idea where the term comes from; could just be some random tumblr word for all I know. Most people just seem to suggest "parent's siblings."