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Word of the Day: Nosism

Saturday, March 9, 2024

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1. The use of a first-person plural pronoun (such as "we") instead of a first-person singular pronoun (such as "I") to refer to oneself.

"We could tell our AirBnB host was an interesting character from his use of nosism and the way he referred to the condo as 'The Manor.'"

"These days, using 'the royal we' is so uncommon that anyone who lapses into nosism sounds affected."

"When my son learned about nosism in a grammar lesson, he spent a month referring to himself as 'we.'"

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Latin, early 19th century

"Nosism" is the practice of using what is popularly called "the royal we," or an individual person's use of a plural pronoun to describe themselves. (This is also known as "majestic plural.") ...