FOMO

noun

1
an acronym for ‘fear of missing out’ which describes the anxiety people feel when they see what others are doing, through - for example - social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter
Once I learned the concept, I realized I was a lifelong sufferer of FOMO.
Submitted from:
United States on 28/04/2011
Open Dictionary - April2011
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FOMO is one of the latest examples of the way electronic communication, and especially online discourse, have raised the profile of acronyms and initialisms in everyday language. It remains to be seen whether this acronym will be a flash in the pan, like for example WILF, which popped up three or four years ago but now seems to have fallen out of the limelight, or stay the course, like LOL and OMG for example, which seem to be retaining popularity and making a more enduring impression on the language. FOMO certainly seems to have attracted the attention of some linguists in 2011, being runner-up in the American Dialect Society’s annual ‘Word of the Year’ vote (the winner was the verb occupy in its recent sense connected with public protests).
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单词	fomo
释义	FOMO noun DEFINITIONS1 1 an acronym for ‘fear of missing out’ which describes the anxiety people feel when they see what others are doing, through - for example - social networking sites such as Facebook or Twitter Once I learned the concept, I realized I was a lifelong sufferer of FOMO. Submitted from: United States on 28/04/2011 Open Dictionary - April2011 Featured as a BuzzWord! FOMO is one of the latest examples of the way electronic communication, and especially online discourse, have raised the profile of acronyms and initialisms in everyday language. It remains to be seen whether this acronym will be a flash in the pan, like for example WILF, which popped up three or four years ago but now seems to have fallen out of the limelight, or stay the course, like LOL and OMG for example, which seem to be retaining popularity and making a more enduring impression on the language. FOMO certainly seems to have attracted the attention of some linguists in 2011, being runner-up in the American Dialect Society’s annual ‘Word of the Year’ vote (the winner was the verb occupy in its recent sense connected with public protests). Read more Noun☞FOMO
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