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Often used in the same context:
claptrap,
mumbo jumbo,
platitudes,
cliches,
nonsense,
neurosis,
drivel,
hyperbole,
pedantry,
psychoanalysis,
psychoanalytical,
twaddle,
pseudoscience,
philosophizing,
gobbledygook,
pseudo,
blather,
buncombe,
psychoanalytic,
humbuggery,
babble,
hokum,
bromides,
moralizing,
lit crit,
journalese,
narcissism,
banalities,
nihilism,
bloviation,
attitudinizing,
solipsism,
affectations,
balderdash,
piffle,
tosh,
reductionism,
sentimentalism,
penis envy,
psycho,
syllogisms,
commonplaces,
didacticism,
scatology,
sophistry,
sanctimony,
poppycock,
crudities,
jabberwocky,
facetiousness,
pompousness,
moralism,
uptightness,
hooey,
historicism,
lovesickness,
bunkum,
postmodernism,
jargon,
wordiness,
metafiction,
imbecility,
nabokovian,
incoherency,
inarticulateness,
cogitations,
flapdoodle,
pablum,
snark,
technobabble,
superciliousness,
sarcasms,
malarkey,
codswallop,
intellectualism,
invective,
mundanity,
pretentiousness,
inanity,
sentimentality,
obscurantism,
mindlessness,
sanctimoniousness,
polemics,
grandiloquence,
bafflegab,
ickiness,
onanism,
scientism,
triteness,
tommyrot,
impassivity,
vacuousness,
misogyny,
isms,
vapidity,
hypochondria,
political correctness,
circumlocutions,
apercus,
cant,
cliche,
hype,
journalism,
opinion,
scholarship,
shibboleth,
shibboleths,
theorists,
thought,
advertisement,
anglicanism,
anti,
apologetics,
bioethics,
catchword,
catchwords
More general:
jargon
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— Adjectives for psychobabble:
much,
such,
modern,
other,
contemporary,
mere,
freudian,
current,
american,
liberal,
meaningless
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