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Utoplish
Created by: ErWenn
Pronunciation: /"U-'tOp-lish/
Sentence: 'Tis the season for talking about bringing the world closer to paradise, but few actually utoplish anything.
Etymology: from Utopia + accomplish
Activision
Created by: Javeson1
Pronunciation: ACT-ih-vizj-un
Sentence: Time to activate the activision, another war is starting!
Etymology: Comes from activity towards one's vision of peace.
Gandhify
Created by: maxxy
Pronunciation: gahn-dih-fie
Sentence: Jim gandhified his feuding family with his tryptophan-laced cookies that spelled out "Joy to the World."
Etymology: Gandhi (the peacemaker)+ ify
Cohopicosmivation
Created by: paperpieces
Pronunciation: Co-hope-ih-koss-mih-vay-SHUN
Sentence: The first step in leaving your mark in the world is having some kind of motivation or cohopicosmivation.
Etymology: Co- meaning with, -hop- from hope, -cos- from cosmos, -ivation from motivation
Jolieinate
Created by: calladia
Pronunciation:
Sentence: Madonna decided to jolienate by adopting a child and donating to various charities.
Etymology:
Propacifity
Created by: Bulletchewer
Pronunciation: pro-pass-if-i-tee
Sentence: The politician lacked propacifity, sheepishly going to war over oil.
Etymology: From "proactivity" and "pacify". Also a pun on "passive".
Peaceastrully
Created by: missparaguay1991
Pronunciation: like peace - as- trully
Sentence: Gavin is a complete peaceastrully!
Etymology: peastrully /peace/ from E. peace, meaning quite, /as/ from E "as seen on TV", and /trully/ from English true meaning genuinely
Partionize
Created by: likephilshead
Pronunciation: Par-sha-nize
Sentence: When I heard about the landfills, I partionized, and then they all went away.
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Peacedo
Created by: Flixst
Pronunciation: pi:s,du:
Sentence: This man is a real peacedoer with his deeds.
Etymology: peace + do
