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incelly

incelly adjective: resembling or characteristic of an incel.

Adjective

incelly (comparative more incelly, superlative most incelly)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of an incel.
    • Whereas in the space of the art institution what is perceived as really disturbing and far-reaching criticality becomes a language only available to white men, such as Jordan Wolfson, associating it with spectacular and solipsistic, capital-intensive self-loathing (a bit incelly?).2019 July 4, Larne Abse Gogarty, Angela Dimitrakaki, Marina Vishmidt, “Antifascist Art Theory: A Roundtable Discussion”, in UCL Discovery, →DOI, page 22
    • Those were not pure reasons; in fact, it was as incelly as it sounds.2020 October 3, Rav, “Why I Couldn’t Stop Replaying The Saekano Kiss Scene”, in Elitist's Opinions

Forms of incelly

comparativemore incelly
superlativemost incelly

Origin of incelly

From incel + -ly.

Questions about incelly

What does incelly mean?
Incelly means resembling or characteristic of an incel.
What part of speech is incelly?
Incelly is an adjective.

Words near incelly in the dictionary

  1. incelibacy
  2. incelibate
  3. incelibates
  4. incelism
  5. incellike
  6. incelly
  7. incelosphere
  8. incelospheres
  9. incels
  10. incelspeak
  11. incend

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