disclaimerciously

Coined by Marsita

adverb coined here

dis·clai·MER·cious·ly

As first written
disclaimerouciously
The original, by Marsita. The headword above is where it settled — the intention was here first.

Publishing something extravagant while affixing a disclaimer that absolves nothing and advertises everything. Of an object: bearing a disclaimer as composition rather than appendix — the hedge given margin, weight and iconography.

He posted this image disclaimerciously.

Etymologydisclaimer + -ciously, on the model of capriciously, speciously, graciously. An ear-word, not a rule-word: -cious is inherited and needs a -ce stem, so this works by echo rather than by rule.

NoteThe buried mercy was never designed in. A disclaimer is a plea for clemency entered in advance, and the word admits it under its breath. Stress travels exactly one syllable — the rule that later decided six other words in this collection.

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