👉 The word 'isins' is defined as "a phrase used to express surprise and disbelief in a situation where someone has no idea what they're doing." It's like saying, "Why are you not in class?" when the teacher actually isn't there.
An edgy example sentence using it could be: "I'm so sick of hearing about all these new gadgets that are supposed to make our lives easier and more convenient. Are they real? I mean, who would want to spend all their time with a gadget?" This is a playful way of describing something that many people find unsettling or even bizarre - the idea of having no clue what someone else might be doing in a situation where they're supposed to know everything about it.
