snowflake

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00:54 Jul 27, 2020
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Additional field(s): General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters, Slang, Journalism
English term or phrase: snowflake
Definition from Cambridge Dictionary:
an insulting way of referring to someone who is considered by some people to be too easily upset and offended

Example sentence(s):
  • Meanwhile, other ways Generation Snowflake is leaving its mark on the world is by introducing "trigger warnings" and "no platforming" speakers whose opinions they may not agree with. The Sun
  • As a liberal, progressive feminist born, raised, and currently living in the South, being called a "snowflake" has become a strangely familiar part of my everyday life. Bustle
  • They're just a snowflake. Don't pay attention to them. Snowflakes are narcissists. Easily offended. Snowflakes can't take the heat. Medium
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5snøfnugg
Hilde Kløvning


  

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snøfnugg


Definition from estudie.no:
SNØFNUGG: Fnugg av snø. Myke, lette flak sammensatt av grupper av krystaller.
GENERASJON SNØFNUGG: nedsettende uttrykk om milllenniumsgenerasjonen og generasjon Z (2010-generasjonen). Uttrykket antyder at en person har en oppblåst følelse av å være unik.

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  • «Snøfnugg» (fra engelsk: snowflake) er et nedsettende begrep fra 2010-årene som antyder at en person har en oppblåst følelse av unikhet eller er altfor følelsesladet, lett fornærmet, og ute av stand til å håndtere motsatte meninger. Et eldre norsk begrep med omtrent samme innhold er «persilleblad».[1] - Wikipedia  
Hilde Kløvning
Norway
Local time: 03:31
Native speaker of: Norwegian
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