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Inflection infection

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A basic saying that catches on specifically with a certain [intonation] or [cadence].

Examples:
- I know, right? (emphasis right with upward inflection)
- Ya, she does. (emphasis on she does)
- [Oh no he didnt] (alt. ethnic version: Oh no he dient)
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