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misocainea

 

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Noun misocainea has 1 sense
  1. misocainea - hatred of new ideas
    --1 is a kind of
    misoneism

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Misocainea

Definition

Misocainea is a noun that refers to a strong hatred or intense dislike towards a specific sound or noise. It is an audio-related condition characterized by feelings of anger, frustration, or discomfort triggered by certain sounds.

Sense 1

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A deep aversion or intense hostility towards particular sounds.

Usage: Misocainea can manifest as a severe reaction to sounds such as chewing, tapping, or throat clearing.

Example Sentence: His misocainea towards the sound of nails scratching a blackboard made it unbearable for him to be in the classroom.

Sense 2

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: The hatred or aversion towards a certain type of music or particular musical elements.

Usage: His misocainea for country music prevented him from attending the concert, even though his friends were excited about it.

Example Sentence: She couldn't stand the twangy guitar solos which triggered her misocainea for country music.

Sense 3

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A phrase coined to describe the growing trend of dislike or hatred towards the integration of technology into everyday life.

Usage: Misocainea has become prevalent among individuals seeking a simpler and less technology-dependent lifestyle.

Example Sentence: Sarah's misocainea prompted her to disconnect from social media and embrace a technology-free lifestyle in the countryside.

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