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Great-Whatever

Description:

Great-Whatever is a versatile term used to express a sense of indifference, nonchalance, or dismissiveness towards a certain topic, idea, or situation. It is commonly employed to show a lack of concern or to emphasize a lack of interest in a particular matter.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Adjective
• Interjection

Senses:

Noun:

1. (Informal) A person, thing, or situation that is considered unimportant, inconsequential, or tedious.

2. (Slang) Great-Whatever can also be used as a dismissive term for a person who is perceived as uninteresting, irrelevant, or unimpressive.

Adjective:

1. Used to describe something that is regarded as unimpressive, unimportant, or insignificant.

2. (Slang) Used to describe a person who is considered uninteresting, irrelevant, or unimpressive.

Interjection:

1. An exclamation used to express a lack of interest, apathy, or indifference towards a particular topic or situation.

2. (Slang) An exclamation to dismiss or downplay the significance of something.

Sample Sentences:

1. She responded with a great-whatever, clearly indicating her lack of interest in the conversation.
2. He casually dismissed the suggestion with a great-whatever attitude.
3. "Great-whatever," he exclaimed, shrugging his shoulders nonchalantly.
4. The article was filled with great-whatevers, making it a tedious read.
5. She considered him a great-whatever, someone not worthy of her attention or time.

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