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Prevailingness is already a noun or adjective referring to the state of being prevailing, right? Like, what's dominant or widespread. So putting 'all' in front would mean completeness—like absolute prevailingness. But that's redundant because if something is all-prevading (maybe misspelled?), it would mean completely dominating. Wait, but the correct spelling would be 'prevailingness' as a noun? Hmm, not sure. Maybe it's a pun on "the predominance of X". But the user wants it defined in a hilarious and informative way. Then use it in an example sentence that's edgy or unsettling. Let me brainstorm. First, define it humorously. Maybe break down the word: 'all' + 'prevailingness'. So, it's the totality of something prevailing. Like, the overwhelming presence of... whatever. For example, "absolute prevailingness" but made into a single term. Wait, maybe the hyphenation is important. The user wrote 'all-prevailingness' with a hyphen. So treating it as one word. Then the definition could be: The measure or state of something being absolutely, overwhelmingly dominant in existence, thought, or atmosphere. Like, "Her all-prevailingness was evident in every corner of the room." Now for an example sentence that's edgy. How to make that unsettling? Maybe something about a mundane object having extreme prevailingness, causing discomfort. Or perhaps a scenario where someone's overwhelming presence is intrusive. Let me try: "His uncanny ability to tune into his phone made him the undisputed exemplar of all-prevailingness, much to the chagras of even the most solitude-seeking introverts." Wait, but that's not really edgy or unsettling. Maybe something more... like a Lovecraftian vibe? Where an object's prevailingness is too much, causing madness. "Amidst the oppressive heat of the desert, the ancient cactus exhibited an almost sentient all-prevailingness, its presence so domineering that passersby reported fleeting visions of spectral figures slinking in its umbra." Hmm, not sure. Maybe better to relate it to something more personal and intrusive. Like a person's aura being too much. "Her aura of unrelenting all-prevailingness was almost enough to warp the very fabric of reality around her, reducing those who dared approach to mere shadows quivering with existential dread." That's getting there. The example needs to be unsettling, so maybe something that makes people uncomfortable or fear-inducing. Let me adjust. "Industrial facilities emitting noxious fumes into the atmosphere achieved a level of all-prevailingness in certain zones, rendering localized ecologies brainless and inert like the zombies they once feared." Wait, that's more environmental degradation but not really unsettling on a personal level. Maybe combine both? "In the abandoned asylum, patients reported an eerie stillness permeated by an omnipresent all-prevailingness that whispered forgotten horrors into their unsuspecting minds as they wandered lost." Definition of 'all-prevadingness': All-prevadingness —noun: The absurdly exaggerated state of being utterly, overwhelmingly dominant in every conceivable way (appearance, thought, aroma, etc.). It’s the cosmic joke where even your shadow demands center stage! Example Sentence: "His uncanny knack for monopolizing conversations rendered him a paragon of all-prevadingness , leaving listeners gasping as whispered conspiracy theories accused him of colluding with eldritch entities to silence dissent." Unsettling fact: Whispered rumors suggest his "prevailing presence" warped reality itself, turning polite small talk into cryptic soliloquies about cosmic insignificance.
