can you give me a great sentence using the word "lugubrious"?
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The widow was very lugubrious at her rich dead husband's funeral.
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Try babelfish.  Named after the fish in Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy".
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Similes:\n\nAs big as a ballon\nAs frail as a peice of glass\n\nMetaphore:\n\nThe garden hose was a snake that spat clear poison from its mouth.
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Noodly Appendage?!  :O  \n\nActually, I'd better not ask.\n\nEDIT:  Wow!  I looked at your link and it was hilarious.  Thanks so much!  :)
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You have on a wonderful fragrant today. That could be a pretty good sentence if they smell good ;)
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Descriptive - my favorite vacation spot; my dream vacation spot; where I go to reflect/meditate/pray...; my teenaged brother's bedroom; my favorite season; a 7 -11 from a space alien's point of view (I always like the cars "mating" with the gas pump!)\nNarrative - This is how I finally got to meed God and what happened when we spoke; As I slowly opened up my eyes, I saw a filmy presence right in front of my face!; I mixed up a "magic potion" from Kool-Aid and other stuff from my kitchen.  My little brother drank it, and you'll never believe what happened.
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Alright dumb dumbs, quit saying "moon" cuz that's not what we're going for here. You're like my 6 year old neighbor boy who wears girls' pull-ups.  Let's grow up a bit and learn to use the potty.  I think it should be named after someone highly influential to the study of our galaxy, no, not "Dubya".  What about Gali? short for Galileo (der)  Or we could go the pretty route with Lumina? Or whimsical........name a favorite cheese and top it with something sweet: manchego butterscotch.  That's my pick right there.  It's so logical: Manchego Butterscotch.
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I found it difficult to make sentences until one day I realized that I would make some really funny sentences with the words to add some excitement to the entire thing.\n\nFor instance, if the word was "glabrous" which means smooth with no projections and is an adjective and I needed to make a sentence, most people would say "His glabrous head made the man seem more distinguished." I would write "The glabrous head of the man, walking down the street, reflected enough light that it blinded a pilot and caused his plane to crash into my neighbors backyard."\n\nThen if you have to read your sentence in class (which my English teacher always made me do) at least you would get the class to laugh and help you remember the word better.\n\nA lot of my friends simply had trouble with the words because they figured "When would I ever use these? The words are borrrrringgg"\n\nJust a little trick that might help you out like it did me. Good luck!
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Quixotic.\n\nIf only. \n\nGood word though, huh.
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tricky indeed...\nbad lob?\nBum stab?\nIf it is niether don't laugh to loud I am old;)
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Do you not know, by any chance, the one and only magic word that ought to accompany such requests as yours?\nHave you ever heard that plagiarism is insincere, means cheating?
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AliceBlue  \nAntiqueWhite    \nAqua  \nAquamarine \nAzure  \n\nIndianRed  \nIndigo   \nIvory  \n\nNavajoWhite \nNavy  \n\nWheat \nWhite    \nWhiteSmoke
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Face like a bulldog liking p*ss off a nettle!\n(if you're talking and you get your words mixed up) - Another spoke like that and i'll have a wheel.\nYou look like the back end of a bus.\nI'll rip off your head and sh*t down your neck.\nYou fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.\n(burp) - Pardon me for being so rude, it was not me it was my food, it just popped up to say hello, and now it's gone back down below.\nThere's a party in my pants and you're all invited!
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Since there are words with racial overtones, which I dont appreciate, Im not reproducing it here. Hence provided a link which says it all...\n\nhttp://www.duboislc.org/html/DoubleConsciousness.html\n\n.:Fishie:.
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The best examples are probably in the "too too solid flesh" soliloquy.  There the distinction between earthly things and heavenly things, and the distinction between King Hamlet and Claudius.  Also, when Prince Hamlet is addressing Yorick's skull, he draws comparisons between living and dying
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Fish ... as a surrealist would say .... :)
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For 'corrupt' I will substitute 'kind or cruel', as this is my favourite:\n\n'Nature is neither cruel nor kind, she is totally indifferent as to the outcome of her actions'