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Originally Posted by soma
When people use fancy language to sound smart, it always sounds stupid.
Necessarily - Not necessarily, don't necessarily, [whatever] necessarily.
Fancy words - Absurd, enigmatic, eclectic, etc.
In a sense - "In a sense" is annoying on its own, but when it is used with fancy words, it's super annoying (example: in an ontological sense).
Relatively - Just say very
Ironic - When used incorrectly, this just bugs me.
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I have rather eclectic tastes in my endeavors in life, and the subtle nuances of the subject material requires me to use many multisyllabic words in order to get the true nature of my thought across. The above post, while not necessarily flawed, is, in a sense, relatively wrong compared to reality. Some may find my choice of words in this post ironic, but I found them to be fundamentally necessary to convey my cogitation.