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Hi I maybe too old to explain this word well - I believe it's quite a new usage. If someone states an opinion from within themselves - and if it is controversial - then the basis for them saying it is entirely their own. ' That can be a complimentary reply: we acknowledge and admire whatever it is they've said because, for them, it is their personal truth.
- Hi I maybe too old to explain this word well - I believe it's quite a new usage.
- If someone states an opinion from within themselves - and if it is controversial - then the basis for them saying it is entirely their own.
- ' That can be a complimentary reply: we acknowledge and admire whatever it is they've said because, for them, it is their personal truth.
- We may or may not agree with them.
- But the word can be used in a critical way.
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I maybe too old to explain this word well - I believe it's quite a new usage.
If someone states an opinion from within themselves - and if it is controversial - then the basis for them saying it is entirely their own. One response to this, in conversation (or web chat) is just to say 'Based!'
That can be a complimentary reply: we acknowledge and admire whatever it is they
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