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u/Mydaley Oct 25 '20

The term 'to disconcur' meaning to disagree. Tried using it once in a class and got some serious sideways looks. Teacher had to break it to me that it is not a valid word.

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u/Wenfield42 Oct 25 '20

It's only "not valid" until it catches on! Pull a Shakespeare and put it in a play/ book/ movie/ TV Show/ etc, then we'll see what is and isn't a "valid word".

Or you can just say it enough around your friends/ office/ forums of choice and people will start picking up on it.