To Copilationate

Verb · Crestignacian.

Definition

To methodically convene successive decision-making bodies, bringing together the people and information required to manage a project, while progressively building a documentary legacy whose existence may become independent of any actual implementation.

Underlying meaning

Each successive committee meeting generates documents that in turn justify further meetings. Copilationating can therefore continue methodically and with conviction, independently of the project's actual progress.

Doctrinal definition — Crestignacian Annals

Copilationnage is the process by which a Steering Committee (COPIL) progressively transforms an operational intention into a documentary legacy.

Examples

“Madam President, the project is making little progress. Rather than indulging in another apploustouflade, we should copilationate the decision-making bodies without delay.”

“After eight months, the project had been perfectly copilationated.”

Fundamental principle — see Copilationnade in the Annals

“A copilationnade, like a duchifestation, is always successful, since its very purpose is to take place.”

Word family

Copilation, copilationnade, copilationneur, copilationneuse; copilationnage (entry to be reviewed).

English conjugation

Infinitive: to copilationate.

Present simple: I/you/we/they copilationate; he/she/it copilationates.

Past simple: copilationated.

Present participle / -ing form: copilationating.

Past participle: copilationated.

Present continuous: I am copilationating; he/she/it is copilationating; we/you/they are copilationating.

Present perfect: have/has copilationated.

Future: will copilationate.

Imperative: Copilationate!