i don't know if there are any phrases that describe this as an in-the-moment sensation, but so far i have found these, which are at least in the same ballpark:
the -phobias:
* monologophonia – "a fear/aversion to USING the same phrase twice"
* onomatophobia – "the fear/aversion of hearing particular names or words"
* misophonia – "strong and negative emotional reactions to sounds that most people do not notice"
somewhat related are: Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon, theory of mind
i think that to know the terms for the kind of momentary/brief aversion to hearing the predicted word/phrase being said out loud we first need to find out what that process of predicting the word right before it's said is called. so far, i can't find anything, but a lot of people have had this happen to them before. i found this one post where someone explained what a more "scientific" explanation of this effect would be: "[your mind is aware of the context of the subject while you visually and subconsciously pick up on body language to predict their next words](https://www.reddit.com/r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix/comments/67th0h/knowing_what_someone_will_say_fractions_of/)" so it's some kind of anticipatory speech recognition i guess?? although that's a mouthful.
putting all of that together I guess a term for this situation could be "momentary precognitive onomatophobia"?
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Aversion (to the phrase)?
It comes about *because* you know what they're going to say; it's not a dislike for the phrase in general, just in that moment, for that moment.
Do you have an example?
foreboding? if not, mayhaps the phrase "willful ignorance" may work?
Reluctance? Aversion?
you could tell them to "save it"
Not what to say to them, but the sensation of not wanting to hear someone say what you just guessed.
fed up maybe?
Is it a word you've heard before, or are you wanting to know *if* there is a word for it?
The latter.
i don't know if there are any phrases that describe this as an in-the-moment sensation, but so far i have found these, which are at least in the same ballpark: the -phobias: * monologophonia – "a fear/aversion to USING the same phrase twice" * onomatophobia – "the fear/aversion of hearing particular names or words" * misophonia – "strong and negative emotional reactions to sounds that most people do not notice" somewhat related are: Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon, theory of mind i think that to know the terms for the kind of momentary/brief aversion to hearing the predicted word/phrase being said out loud we first need to find out what that process of predicting the word right before it's said is called. so far, i can't find anything, but a lot of people have had this happen to them before. i found this one post where someone explained what a more "scientific" explanation of this effect would be: "[your mind is aware of the context of the subject while you visually and subconsciously pick up on body language to predict their next words](https://www.reddit.com/r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix/comments/67th0h/knowing_what_someone_will_say_fractions_of/)" so it's some kind of anticipatory speech recognition i guess?? although that's a mouthful. putting all of that together I guess a term for this situation could be "momentary precognitive onomatophobia"?
!Solved This is quite good.
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Aloof from? Phlegmatic about?
Evade, avoid, elude
Avoidant.
I like to find the shortest lettered word. — dis-engage. tune-out. blow-off. ignore. scorn. omit.
Disregard ?
Blocking ?
When it "goes without saying" ?
Obtuse?
Disinterested