pilled
- adjective
- /pɪld/
- Slang
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influenciado
- Since moving to the city, she's become increasingly pilled by the progressive views shared by her peers.
And even they have fallen prey to the moral failure of getting red pilled.
- And even they have fallen prey to the moral failure of getting red pilled.
- And I agree, me and my evolution pilled buddies.
- And so they started getting slowly red pill pilled.
Examples
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It's I think that's also this great thing, you know, blue pilled, red pilled.
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That's right, it is time to get blue pilled with me folks.
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I well, I mean, this is I was red pilled by your magazine, basically, you guys.
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And so they started getting slowly red pill pilled.
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And I agree, me and my evolution pilled buddies.
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I am just so infinitely black pilled about like official routes and channels and stuff like that, that.
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I don't want to signal that I'm a red pilled Intel red pilled.
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So it sounds like you're partially coconut pilled, Dave.
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Many online communities have become pilled by controversial influencers and their ideologies.
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He realized he was pilled after spending hours consuming content that reinforced his existing beliefs.
Synonyms
Someone who has had their beliefs changed by strong, unfair pressure from other people
Antonyms
How Influenced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pilled in online slang comes from phrases like red-pilled, from the film 'The Matrix' and later internet use, where taking a pill meant seeing a new truth. So if someone is pilled it means their views have been strongly changed or influenced by that idea.