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Definitely. Not just words in the English language, but universal internet acronyms too. The acronym "LOL"used to be used sparingly, only in times of great humor and joy. Now, it is used almost all the time, without the true meaning. Words like "Rofl" and "Lmao" are dying too.
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Yes, I believe, especially when people pay only lip service to these frequently used words.
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some do some we need as connectors...+5.
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Yes. Compliments seem to lose their meaning, or effect, if repeated too much. Also the word 'love'.
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Racism has seemed to lost it's edge thanks to Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.
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Yes. Words die and change. Take the word 'awful' for example. At the present, it means bad, shocking, horrific, unpleasant. In the past it meant inspiring reverential wonder. The word is frequently used, and it's meaning has been lost/changed over time.
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Just look at the phrase "I love you..".
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Yes, for example the word "jalope" today has been changed to "clunker". If you didn't get rid of your clunker yesterday, it is too late today.
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Sometimes I think "yes" does...depending who I talk to I say yup, yeah, yep.
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