Definition: Unconspiringness is a philosophical concept in philosophy of language and linguistics that refers to an attitude or disposition of not speaking with intention, purpose, or intent. It is often associated with the act of being silent or passive-aggressive towards someone else without any real intention behind it. This term can be used in various contexts such as literature, art, and communication studies, where it's used to describe a lack of direct engagement or active involvement in an argument or conversation.
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what should be said.