Contextomize vs Contextomy - What's the difference?
contextomize | contextomy | Derived terms |
Contextomize has no English definition.
The practice (or act) of quoting a person (or people) out of context, often with the aim of winning an argument, often intending obfuscation of the quote's actual meaning.
* {{quote-book
, year=1964
, author=Milton Mayer
, title=What can a man do?: A selection of his most challenging writings
, chapter=
, url=
, isbn=
, page=33
, passage=…saying that the Literary Gazette'' had committed the ''Chicago Tribune's habitual crime of contextomy against me.
, indent2=*:}}
* {{quote-book
, year=1967
, author=Paul F. Boller
, title=Quotemanship: the use and abuse of quotations for polemical and other purposes
, chapter=
, url=
, isbn=
, page=286
, passage=The competent quoteman, no matter how eager he is to outwit his opponent, will have neither the need nor the inclination to stoop to contextomy of the flagrantly mendacious sort.
, indent2=*:}}
* {{quote-news
, year=2008
, date=May 29
, author=Amol Rajan
, title=Excellent! Theatres forced to withdraw misleading reviews
, work=The Independent
Contextomy is a derived term of contextomize.
Contextomize is often a misspelling of contextomy.
Contextomize has no English definition.
As a noun contextomy is
the practice (or act) of quoting a person (or people) out of context, often with the aim of winning an argument, often intending obfuscation of the quote's actual meaning.contextomize
Not English
Contextomize has no English definition. It may be misspelled.English words similar to 'contextomize':
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English
(wikipedia contextomy)Noun
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