EFFETE
(adj.) marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay
"a decadent life of excessive money and no sense of responsibility", "a group of effete self-professed intellectuals"
synonyms : decadentAfter struggling for his entire life he became effete & accepted life the way it is. -added by priyavanjeri
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Mnemonics for effete
(Tag: ) effete...ef+fete..feet...so when you walk for longer distances on your feet, you feel completely worn out......as if you are lacking in power .......
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(Tag: ) relate the word with defeat..which means losing ones power
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(Tag: ) Ef+FETE.. Concentrate on the secind part, it sounds like Fatigue, which means drained out of energy or exhausted,worn out...!
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(Tag: eng) it sounds like defeat ,if we were defeated we lose power n our power vanishes
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(Tag: ) power in a person or human is said to be in our feet thumb.And the feet thumb is present in the feet.so if there is an effect ,probly a bad effect to your feet(fete), that means u have lost ur inner or original power and ur feet is worn out and u are
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(Tag: ) effete...e+fetus, i.e. WORN OUT by bearing young(fetus)
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(Tag: ) Eff ete - F it, I give up, gonna go have some shennanigans
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(Tag: ) eff-efficiency ete-eat or eaten...
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(Tag: global) effete sounds like on feet. If you walk long distances on feet, you will be effete (worn out)
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(Tag: ) effete= take effete is the past tense of effect, i.e. a effect has occurred not it is exhausted.
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