Disconnect (as a noun)
A vague, overused word that means "problem" but sounds more sophisticated, usually used when you can't be specific about what's actually wrong.
Examples
Examples:
- "There's a disconnect between our goals and reality." (we have problems)
- "We need to address this disconnect." (we need to fix something)
- "The disconnect is causing issues." (something is wrong)
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vagueoverusedproblemsophisticatedspecific
460 views • Created 7/21/2023
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