absurdalistic

Coined by Marsita

adjective coined here

ab·surd·a·LIS·tic

As first written
absurdalistic
Stands today exactly as it was first set down.

The absurd performed as a genre rather than arrived at.

Etymologyabsurd + -alistic. The -al has no source — in natural, ideal, material, journal it belongs to the base, and there is no *absurdal.

NoteKept for the phantom syllable, which enacts the pomposity it names. Absurdist already exists and is already the adjective.

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