dealwear
/ˈdiːlˌwɛə/nounVerified NewFatigue induced by the constant availability of discounts, which dulls both the pleasure of a bargain and the urgency of any single one.
Every inbox is a bazaar, every weekend a sale event, and the cumulative effect is not excitement but a low hum of obligation. Dealwear explains why the biggest discount years produce the weariest shoppers.
Etym. — deal + wear — erosion by repetition, in the way "wear" works in wear-and-tear.
Novelty check: NEW · checked 2026-11-08
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