Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑbʃɪtri/
noun A slang term used to describe nonsense, foolishness, or meaningless talk.
A1 I don't understand all this gobshitery.
A2 The teacher's explanation was filled with gobshitery.
B1 The politician's speech was full of gobshitery, trying to confuse the audience.
B2 The book was criticized for its excessive use of gobshitery, making it hard to follow the plot.
C1 The article dissected the author's gobshitery, revealing the true intentions behind the misleading language.
C2 The CEO's gobshitery in the board meeting was exposed by a whistleblower, leading to an investigation into their unethical practices.
formal The professor was appalled by the student's constant gobshitery during class discussions.
informal I can't believe the level of gobshitery coming from that guy at the party last night.
slang Stop the gobshitery and get your act together.
figurative The political debate was filled with so much gobshitery that it was hard to distinguish fact from fiction.
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