adj. A word one uses to mask his or her ignorance of concrete facts on a given subject. Usually confined to universities and government institutions, sociocultural is is a shortened way of saying, Dont ask me for the [particulars], I went to college for a longer period of time than you did. The word has gained increasing use in [liberal arts] programs due to its ability to increase the grades of a [term paper] by 10 points.

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