The phenomenon of saying &quot;this is X&quot; to good thing A and &quot;this is not X&quot; to bad thing B, for an ambiguously defined word X
It&#39;s giving another name to your &quot;good and bad&quot; <a href="/en/pretending%20to%20be%20objective">pretending to be objective</a>.
Specific examples of X
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<li>democracy
<ul>
<li>democratization</li>
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</li>
<li>deconstruction (as in the term coined by Jacques Derrida)
</li>
<li>object-oriented
<ul>
<li>I used to put it on everything in a good way, and now that the fad is over, I&#39;m in a phase where I&#39;m criticized for putting it on too much of everything.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>complex system
</li>
<li>entrepreneurial spirit
</li>
<li><a href="/en/buzzword">buzzword</a> I guess it&#39;s almost the same as
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<li>Buzzword X becomes &quot;good stuff, trendy now, everyone is mentioning it&quot;.
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<li>Anything that&#39;s good and can be mangled into X elements is called X.</li>
<li>Ignore the bad, X-ish stuff.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
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Put only good things in vaguely defined words.