Social Dynamics Terminology

noun the quality or state of being insignificant; lack of importance or significance

• The insignificance of the data made it difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions.
• I felt a sense of insignificance when I realized how small I was compared to the vast universe.
• She made me feel like total insignificance with her snide remarks.
• The towering skyscrapers around me emphasized my own insignificance in the bustling city.

noun a person who has converted from one opinion, religion, or party to another

• The rabbi welcomed the proselyte into the synagogue with open arms.
• The proselyte seemed eager to learn about the new religion.
• The proselyte was totally into the whole conversion thing.
• She was a proselyte to the ways of sustainable living, embracing eco-friendly practices in her daily life.

adjective describing something that is not liked or favored by many people

• The decision to cut funding for the arts proved to be quite unpopular among the cultural community.
• I heard that the new policy is really unpopular with most of the employees.
• That movie was so bad, it's the most unpopular one I've ever seen.
• Her ideas were so unpopular that they sank like a lead balloon.

noun a literal blanket that is wet

• She always acts like a wet blanket at work, dampening the enthusiasm of the team.
• Don't be such a wet blanket, let's go out and have some fun!
• Stop being a wet blanket and just go with the flow.
• His negative attitude was like a wet blanket on the party, bringing everyone down.

noun a condition or state of having two opposite or contradictory tendencies, opinions, or aspects

adjective relating to or characterized by the presence of two opposing or contrasting forces or elements

• The concept of bipolarity in psychology refers to the presence of two opposing extremes.
• Some people believe that bipolarity is just a fancy term for being moody.
• I heard she got diagnosed with bipolarity, but I think it's just a phase.
• The political landscape was marked by bipolarity, with two dominant parties vying for power.