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Castesplaining (a blend word of caste and the informal form splaining of the gerund explaining) is a neologism describing a pattern or habit of using caste in India as a universal explanatory tool for any social, political, or economic issue, regardless of accuracy. It's a pattern in which individuals with superficial knowledge of India force-fit caste terminology onto any unrelated contexts to appear insightful.