What word do you think is overused in everyday conversation?

[sage2021]

MITIGATE
They used that word a lot when the pandemic first happened. But now I hear that word used almost everyday which is not used pertaining to the virus.

[worldscolide]

Racist, sexist, homophbic, transphobic, or just about anything else that ends in phobic that the left uses. Literally every single one. They use it so much that it has lost all meaning.

[Lenell]

Right. People say it repeatidly, right, as theyre speaking, right, and for no reason. right its annoying. Right. Are they asking or telling? Right?

[sage2021]

@Lenell ya, right! 🤭

[Lenell]

Thats right

[Lenell]

Right on

[OlderAndWiser]

"Random" is one of the most misused words in contemporary American English.

[FunkyMonkee]

Really? I've hardly ever heard it!

These days, the most used word is, "So". So many people use it to start nearly every sentence they speak!!

"What's your dog's name?"

"So, my dog's name is, Fred."

"What kind of dog is he?"

"So, he's a Collie."

"So, is he?"

"So, yes."

Other than that, "narrative" seems to get used a LOT, "rhetoric" is another one that's way over-used!! People don't seem to even know what it means!! Rhetoric is a statement where it's not intended to get a response to. People today use it as another term for "words".

[Dargil]

Nowadays: Racist. It is almost as common as "the".

[exitseven]

I had this real butthole of a boss who used to say best practices or teachable moment all the time. When my techs used to hear me say it they knew I was making fun of him

[NewsReader]

Within a conversation? Probably the word "Like"

[Andres77]

Make no mistake about it..,

im tired of this phrase.

dont have a single word

[Fuentes]

"Essentially" I keep hearing this word used by multiple people

[Sixgunsound]

Racist

[Cubus]

"Like" and "in general"

[DannyUk2017]

Basically...🤬🤬🤬🤪

[MCheetah]

"Problematic."

[Anonymous]

“Literally”

[maximumpower]

Love