"deincelization" meaning in All languages combined

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          "name": "Incel community",
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          "ref": "2022 November, Jan Christoffer Andersen, “The Symbolic Boundary Work of Incels: Subcultural Negotiation of Meaning and Identity Online”, in Deviant Behavior, volume 44, number 7",
          "text": "Key boundaries are based on perceived degrees of inceldom and individuals’ chances of “escaping inceldom,” also known as “deincelization” or “ascension.”",
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          "ref": "2023 January 5, Meghan Murphy, “What’s Current: BC Liberal MLA Renee Merrifield under attack for ‘liking’ tweet supporting single-sex bathrooms”, in Feminist Current, retrieved 2023-12-03",
          "text": "Incels are “transitioning” in order to escape a lonely, sexless life in a trend called “Transmaxxing.” The practice is viewed as “a route to deincelization” or “a way for two young incels [to] transition and then date each other.”",
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        "The act of escaping inceldom."
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        "(incel slang) The act of escaping inceldom."
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