supergänger

/ˈsu pərˌɡæŋər/

1. An individual who bears a striking resemblance to another person but possesses a notably more attractive appearance.
2. A person who is an enhanced or superior version of someone else in terms of physical looks.

Etymology:
Derived from the German word "doppelgänger", meaning "double-walker", referring to a person who looks exactly like another person. The prefix "super-" is added to signify an enhanced or superior version.

I totally thought they were your doppelgänger, but nah, they're hot. You're actually their abomination; they're your supergänger.

supergänger

/ˈsu pərˌɡæŋər/

1. An individual who bears a striking resemblance to another person but possesses a notably more attractive appearance.
2. A person who is an enhanced or superior version of someone else in terms of physical looks.

Etymology:
Derived from the German word "doppelgänger", meaning "double-walker", referring to a person who looks exactly like another person. The prefix "super-" is added to signify an enhanced or superior version.

I totally thought they were your doppelgänger, but nah, they're hot. You're actually their abomination; they're your supergänger.

Agnorani

n. Plural of Agnoranus

See: Agnoranus
n. Someone who is simultaneously ignorant and extremely arrogant, rendering them a complete asshole.

There are far too many agnorani in this world. I'm out.

Searchwashing

(noun): /ˈsɜ tʃˌwɒʃɪŋ/

The act of manipulating online search results or digital content to create a misleading or overly favorable impression of a person, company, or situation. Searchwashing typically involves the use of search engine optimization (SEO) tactics, content creation, and other digital strategies to bury negative information or to promote a biased perspective, often with the intent of controlling public perception or reputation.

"After several controversies surfaced, critics accused Donald Trump of engaging in searchwashing by flooding the internet with positive articles and favorable content to overshadow the negative press and manipulate public perception."