👉 Inordination is a term used in linguistics to describe an aspect of language that involves two or more speakers speaking simultaneously, often at different rates. It refers to the ability of speech to convey meaning and express ideas across time and space. Inordinates are typically found in spoken languages where there may be multiple speakers who speak at different rates, such as in conversations with a group of people at a cafe or during a lecture. The term is often used to describe how language works in complex social contexts

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👉 Inordination is a term used to describe a person's tendency to speak in a mocking tone when they are feeling self-conscious about something, like being caught staring at themselves while the sun is shining through their window. For instance, imagine someone who just walked out of the shower and is trying to wash her hands but can't help but giggle loudly as she looks at herself. "You're not getting a good scrubbing, are you?" they might say with an inordination.