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Noun: "(neologism, rare) frustration with the amount of time required to become truly familiar with someone"
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- 2019, Jonna Wahl, Bloody Bloom, unnumbered page:
- Still, he contained[sic] his silent streak and finally, I just hung up with a feeling of adronitis.
- 2019, Quashon Mayes, "Chilly Log Cabin Vibes", in Geniuses Don't Belong In The Hood, unnumbered page:
- The more I learn
- The more different I become
- I begin to to[sic] feel mauerbauertraurigkeit
- On top of adronitis
- 2019, Zaffa Khalid, Deep Thinking, page 5:
- Adronitis makes me not want to communicate with people.
- 2022, Alisa Ganieva (trans. Carol Apollonio), Offended Sensibilities, unnumbered page:
- "I can sense it," answered Victor. "Do you know what adronitis is?"
- "Adron-what?"
- "Adronitis. Frustration at the amount of time you waste before you can really get to know a person."
