Libtard

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪbtɑrd/

Definitions of libtard

noun a derogatory term combining 'liberal' and 'retard' used to insult someone with left-leaning political views

Example Sentences

A1 I heard someone use the word 'libtard' in a conversation.

A2 She called him a 'libtard' during the argument.

B1 Using derogatory terms like 'libtard' is not acceptable in a debate.

B2 The politician was criticized for using the term 'libtard' in his speech.

C1 It is important to avoid name-calling and derogatory language such as 'libtard' in intellectual discussions.

C2 The author's use of the term 'libtard' in the book sparked controversy and debate among readers.

Examples of libtard in a Sentence

formal Using derogatory terms like 'libtard' is not appropriate in professional settings.

informal I can't believe he called her a libtard during the argument.

slang Don't listen to him, he's just a libtard who doesn't know what he's talking about.

figurative The debate turned ugly when one of the participants resorted to name-calling, referring to the other as a libtard.

Grammatical Forms of libtard

• past tense: libtarded
• plural: libtards
• comparative: more libtard
• superlative: most libtard
• present tense: libtards
• future tense: will libtard
• perfect tense: have libtarded
• continuous tense: is libtarding
• singular: libtard
• positive degree: libtard
• infinitive: to libtard
• gerund: libtarding
• participle: libtarded

Origin and Evolution of libtard

First Known Use: 2008 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'libtard' is a portmanteau of 'liberal' and 'retard', used as a derogatory term to insult individuals with liberal political beliefs.

Evolution of the word: Originally used on online forums and social media as a derogatory term towards liberals, the word 'libtard' has evolved to be seen as offensive and disrespectful due to its ableist connotations. It is now widely considered a slur and not acceptable in civil discourse.