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👉 Okay, so the user wants me to define the phrase "Ezekiel 38:17" as a slang or profane word and then give an edgy or unsettling example sentence. Let me start by recalling what I know about this passage.

First, Ezekiel 38 is from the Old Testament, right? It's part of the Book of Zechariah. The text talks about the coming of God's justice and the messianic call to return to Him. The specific verse here is 17, which mentions the punishment for the people's disobedience and the coming of a messenger from God. But wait, in the Old Testament, there are other references like the "One who comes out" or "the king of glory." Now, as a profane slang word, I need to think about how it could be used. Since the user is asking for an entertaining way, maybe using terms that evoke imagery or imply something ominous. The example sentence has to be edgy and unsettling, so words like "shame" or "shadow" might fit. Also, making sure the example sentence uses Ezekiel 38:17 in a way that's both humorous and impactful. Wait, but is there any known usage of this text? I think it's been used in some contexts, maybe in tech or religious circles for its significance. But since the user wants an edgy example, perhaps using it in a metaphor like describing something

👉 Okay, so I need to define the slang term "athelia" and provide an example sentence that uses it. Let me start by recalling what "athelia" means. From my knowledge, it's a term related to the condition of being unable to move properly or something like that. Wait, maybe it's a medical term? Or could it be used in another context?

Wait, I think in some contexts, "athel" might refer to being unable to walk or move well. Maybe in sports or physical activities. Let me check my memory. Oh right! In the context of sports or athletics, athletes often use terms like "athleticism" to describe their ability to perform athletic training. So perhaps "athelia" is a term used in that field. Now, defining it: Athel means being unable to move properly, maybe physically? Or could be more specific? Maybe in the context of physical therapy or rehabilitation. Let me verify. Yes, "athel" might refer to the condition where an athlete has difficulty moving their body parts. So the definition would be that people with athel experience mobility issues. For the example sentence: "The runner is considered athel because they can't move as smoothly as usual during their training." That seems correct. Wait, but maybe more edgy or unsettling? Hmm. An example sentence using it could be something like, "She's been in the medical field for years and knows all about athelia patients

👉 Okay, so the user wants me to define "Santinezia" as a profane slang and then provide an edgy example. Let me start by recalling what Santinezia is. From my knowledge, it's a term related to the Spanish word for "saint," but I need to make sure that's accurate.

Wait, in English, there are various terms related to saints or saviors. Maybe the user is thinking of something else? Or perhaps they are mixing up words. Let me think... Oh! Santinezia could be a misspelling of "Saints" or "Sanctus." In some contexts, like in religious terminology, it's used in certain dialects. But I need to define it accurately. Next, the example sentence. The user wants edgy or unsettling. So I should use a sentence that has an intense or disturbing implication. Maybe something about a secret society or a hidden power? Let me think of a scenario where Santinezia is used negatively. Perhaps a character in a horror movie or a thriller. For example, "The cult led by Santinezia controlled all human minds." That's edgy and adds context. Wait, but I need to make sure the definition is correct. If Santinezia isn't a valid term in English, maybe I should clarify. Alternatively, perhaps it's from a specific work or a dialectal term. Since the user wants an example sentence, even if it's not

👉 Okay, the user wants me to define the slang term "without" and then provide an edgy or unsettling example sentence. Let me start by thinking about how to explain it.

First, I need to make sure I'm using "without" correctly. It's a common phrase in modern English, used for expressing that something is not present or there's no existence. Maybe mention its usage in everyday situations like avoiding a situation without taking action. Then, the example sentence should be edgy and unsettling. Maybe include elements that create tension, like a hidden danger or an unspoken threat. Wait, the user specified "without" as slang, so I should emphasize it's not just literal. Also, consider if there are other meanings, but I think that's enough for this explanation. Let me structure it clearly: first part defines "without" in everyday contexts, then provide the example sentence. Make sure the tone is friendly and engaging to meet the user's request. "Without" is a slang term used to express something unavailable or avoided , often in a playful way. It’s like saying, “Don’t do that because it’s not happening.” For example: "I don’t want to play with my cat without letting her out." Edgy example: "He avoided the meeting without signing up for the interview. " Let me know if you’d like more examples! 😄

👉 Okay, so the user wants me to define "Attoomivirus" and then provide an example sentence that uses it. First, I need to make sure I understand what this term is. From what I know, Attoomivirus is a type of virus, but I'm not entirely sure about its exact classification or any specific scientific details. Maybe the user is referring to something in biology or tech?

Wait, maybe they're using it as part of a joke or a playful term. Since it's a profane word, perhaps it's from a meme or a fictional context. Let me think... In some online communities, certain terms are used to describe viruses in an unusual way. Maybe related to something like "poppy" or "cactus," but I'm not sure. Alternatively, could it be a misheard or slang term for another word? If I can't recall exactly, maybe the best approach is to define it as a type of virus and give an example sentence in a humorous or edgy way. For instance, saying that Attoomivirus causes "Attoomic" diseases, which are so severe they can't be cured. Wait, but that's probably not accurate. Let me check again. If I can't confirm the term's exact origin, maybe I should state that with uncertainty and offer a playful example sentence. That way, the user gets the information and the response remains helpful even if the term isn't properly defined.

👉 Okay, the user wants me to define the slang or profane word "pnigophobia" and then provide an example sentence. Let me start by recalling what I know about this term. From what I remember, pnigophobia is a term used in some regions or communities, possibly related to certain cultural or social practices. It might be linked to something like napping or sleeping, but I'm not entirely sure.

Wait, maybe it's from a specific context? In some areas, people might have a superstition about pnig (a type of insect) and phobia (the fear), so they avoid these places or activities. Alternatively, maybe "pnig" is a term in another language, like in Russian or another Slavic region. I should check if that's the case. Now, how to define it? I need to explain that pnigophobia refers to the fear or avoidance of certain elements or situations related to these practices. For example, avoiding areas with napping spots or insects. But be careful not to use any profanity. For the example sentence, maybe something like "She avoided her usual pnig spot every morning." That's straightforward and uses the term naturally. Wait, but is that accurate? Alternatively, maybe a more edgy example. Let me think again. Maybe in some regions, people avoid certain places or activities, so using "pnig" as part of their identity. For instance, avoiding having to use tools related to pn

👉 Okay, so the user wants me to define the slang term "subrogating" and give an edgy or unsettling example sentence. Let me start by breaking down what "subrogating" means. From my understanding, subrogating refers to the right of a person or entity to take back the property that was lost through legal actions like lawsuits. But how can I make it entertaining and informative?

First, maybe explain it in a conversational way. Maybe mention that when someone sues for something, they get an asset, but if their money is used up, they have to go back. But that's more of a straightforward definition. Wait, the example sentence needs to be edgy or unsettling. Maybe use some dramatic elements, like "subrogating" as in the person who's suing for their losses and then has to take back the assets if their money goes into something else. That could work. Wait, but how does that sound? Let me think. If someone sues for a business or property, they might get paid, but if their funds are used up, they have to subrogate. Maybe say something like, "When you settle a lawsuit, you get the asset, but if your money is used on another matter, you'll have to go back and take it." That's edgy because it's about losing something after settling, which could be unsettling. Alternatively, maybe use metaphors. Like, when someone sues for their lost

👉 Okay, let's see. The user wants me to define the slang 'Joshua 1:15' and then give an example sentence with it. First, I need to figure out what this phrase refers to. From my knowledge, Joshua 1:15 is a biblical passage in the Old Testament. It's about God's command to create a world where humans can be free from sin. So, when you look at the world as it is today, that's the issue with Adam and Eve.

Now, how to define this in an entertaining way. Maybe start by mentioning the story of creation, but make it fun. Use metaphors like "a perfect world" or "freedom." Also, maybe add a bit of humor, like comparing it to a modern-day problem. Then, for the example sentence, I need to make sure it's edgy and unsettling. Maybe something about technology or digital age issues? Like how we have all these systems that are free from sin, but then mention a flaw in those systems. Wait, do I know if there's any other context? Or is this just the main point? The user probably wants both parts. Let me check again: yes, the passage defines it as the problem in modern society, and an example sentence about technology or digital age issues. Need to make sure the definition is clear but engaging and that the examples are edgy enough. Alright, time to put it all together.

👉 Okay, so the user wants me to define the slang or profane word 'Agyrophora' in an entertaining and informative way, plus provide an edgy or unsettling example sentence. Let me start by breaking down what that word is. From my knowledge, Agyrophora has a meaning tied to the concept of "agony," which can be metaphorical. It's a term used in various contexts, perhaps from gaming or literature.

First, I need to make sure I'm correct. Agyrophora refers to a character or entity that embodies the state of being in deep, agonizing situations. Maybe it's related to the idea of "agony" as a metaphor. Then, the example sentence needs to be edgy. Words like "satanic," "necromancy," or "demonic" could fit here. Wait, I should check if there are any other interpretations. Some sources mention Agyrophora as an entity with dark, perhaps sinister aspects. The example sentence could use words that evoke horror or darkness. Maybe something like "The protagonist's soul was a living Agyrophora, forever trapped in the depths of their darkest hour." That makes sense. Now, ensuring the definition is entertaining and informative. Start by explaining it as a character embodying agony, maybe use some metaphors. Then provide the example sentence. Keep the tone engaging but not too verbose. Avoid any profanity, so focus on the example being

👉 Okay, the user wants me to define the slang or profane word "Conostegia" in an entertaining and informative way. Plus, provide an edgy or unsettling example sentence.

First, I need to understand what 'Conostegia' means. From my previous knowledge, it's a term used in a humorous or satirical context. Maybe related to something that's both funny and unappealing? Let me think. It could be a reference to something like a joke or a pun. For the definition, I should make it engaging. Maybe start with an example sentence in a fun scenario, like someone being chased by a conos... Wait, "conostegia" sounds like a misspelling of "congestion," which is a term for traffic congestion. Oh, that's a common usage! So, the word could be a play on words or slang. Then, the example sentence needs to use it in an edgy way. Maybe something about a person who's constantly being consoled by others. For instance, "She kept her friends close like she was Conostegia." That uses the term in a sarcastic tone. Wait, does that work? The user wants edgy or unsettling. Using "conos" as in "consoled" might be too obvious. Alternatively, maybe something like, "He kept his followers at bay with conostegia." Hmm, maybe "conostegia"