Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Parableptic

👉 Parableptic is a concept in religious and philosophical contexts that refers to a story or narrative that is intentionally misleading, deceptive, or false. It often serves as a way for storytellers to deceive their audience by using complex language, symbolism, or imagery to create an illusion of truthfulness without actually conveying the intended message. In parableptic storytelling, the author may use symbols, metaphors, and allegories to create a narrative that is not directly related to the original story. The purpose of

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👉 Parableptic! "Parableptic" is a term used to describe something that sounds very good but really isn't (like when someone says they are parabolic). Imagine if a person said their friend's birthday was on the 25th, instead of saying it was 30th as in the real world. It can be quite funny and unsettling, like when a person says their friend is parodic, but really means "not very good" (like when someone doesn't have a job, but they say they're not unemployed).