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Okay, let's start by breaking down the problem. The user wants me to define the misspelled word "angel builded" humorously and then use it in an edgy sentence. First, I need to figure out what the correct spelling of that word is. Let me think... "Angel built"? That makes sense as a past tense.Possibly they meant "angél'd," short for angele.d. But probably just "angel built." So maybe the user intentionally misspelled it as "angel builded" to test creativity. Now, I need to create a hilarious definition for this misspelled word. It should be funny and informatonal. Maybe play on words or puns? For example, "AngeL BEIuldEd" as separate letters forming something else? Not sure about that route. Alternatively, maybe it's a play on "angel built," implying something supernatural constructed. But I need to make it humorous and informative. Let me think of possible definitions: Angel builded = when an angel was the one who constructed something, perhaps in a heavenly or spooky way. But how to make it hilarious? Maybe add some humor regarding angels being builders with a specific quirk. Then for the example sentence, use it in a context that's edgy or unsettling. Perhaps set in a place where angels building things leads to something creepy. Wait time 10 seconds. Okay back. First get an idea on what builded is: past participle of build, so "angel who built" or "something that was built by an angel." So definition could be: A celestial construction worker with a penchant for spooky architecture. But that's not hilarious enough. Need to add humor. Maybe: Builded as in 'build-ed,' like building blocks? No. Alternatively, maybe it's a play on words between "angel" and another word. Wait time 10 seconds again. Okay back. Perhaps the user wants me to define misspelled words in a humorous way even if they're misspelled. So given that builded is spelled incorrectly (should be built), but we have to use it as part of the definition. Maybe "Angél' BuildeD" or something like that. Not sure. Wait, perhaps it's better to define 'angel built' humorously and then create a sentence using the misspelled version. So first correct spelling: angel built. Then humorous definition could be: The act of constructing objects with divine intervention from above, ensuring all screws are tightened just right – courtesy heavenly hardware. But I need to make it more concise. Wait time 10 seconds. Okay back. Perhaps "Angel builded" refers to something created by an angel in a bizarre or unexpected way. Then example sentence: 'The inexplicable scorch marks and overturned furniture was later attributed to an angel builded during a lucid dream.' – someone living in a crumpled apartment after watching too much horror movie.' But that's not quite there. Need to make it more edgy/unsettling. Wait time 10 seconds again. Okay back. Maybe "Angel builded" is when angels construct things from heaven, but with some dark twist. Example sentence: 'Scientists were baffled by the ancient temple's layout; they suspected it was designed by an angel builded obsessed with geometric perfection.' – though later evidence suggested human engineering.' But that's not quite edgy enough. Maybe add more unsettling elements. Wait time 10 seconds again. Okay back. I need to make "builded" part of the misspelling, so maybe it's intentional and I should embrace the typo in a humorous way. So definition: 'A heavenly structure crafted by an angel with possible spelling errors.' Example sentence: 'The eerie silence in the abandoned building was profound until she discovered it was once a nursery for baby demons raised by an angel builded.' – before realizing it was just a poorly maintained facility.' Not sure. Need to refine. Wait, perhaps "angel builded" is pronounced as "an-gel buh-lid," leading to different interpretations. Alternatively, maybe it's a play on 'angél' and French for angle or something. Not likely. Time check: I need to wrap this up. Final approach: Definition: Angel builded = A structure or creation so bizarrely perfect it can only be the work of an angel with advanced building skills (or lack thereof). Example sentence: 'The shattered glass and precise bloodline patterns in her apartment was a masterpiece, undeniably crafted by an angel builded seeking attention.' – before realizing she had once been fascinated by serial killers.' That could work. It's edgy because it suggests something sinister disguised as heavenly intervention. Wait time 10 seconds again. Okay back. Perhaps better to focus on the humor and unsettlement balance. Definition: Angel builded = The act of constructing with celestial beings, often resulting in child-like doodles next to adult-sized chaos – a paradoxical blend of innocence and madness. Example sentence: 'The basement was chaotic until she found occult symbols drawn by an angel builded during a caffeine high.' – which turned out to be from her roommate with schizophrenia.' That might hit the mark. It uses "angel builded" humorously, shows unexpected results, and the example sentence is edgy due to the mental illness angle. But maybe that's too much. Need something more directly unsettling without stigmatizing real issues. Alternatively: 'Investigators found no evidence of a break-in, just bizarre artwork; it was concluded that an angel builded had been present.' – until CCTV showed her in pajamas drawing constellations while drinking.' Not sure. Maybe keep it light but still edgy. Final answer: Definition: Angel builded is the humorous term for structures or creations so whimsically imperfect they can only be attributed to divine, albeit clumsy, intervention (or a mischievous celestial prankster with building aspirations). Example sentence: 'The cops were stumped by the pentagram drawn in blood across the desk until Detective Rowland mused it was evidence of an angel builded.' – later discovered as post-separation-arousal art.' Yes, that works. It's humorous, uses "builded," and the example is edgy with a plausible twist. Definition of 'angel builded': Engulf your mind in divine disarray! "Angel builded" is the euphorically absurd term coined for structures or creations so whimsically imperfect they scream celestial clumsiness—or, better yet, mischievous interventions by sentient, tool-wielding archangels with a penchant for DIY chaos. Think geometric gaffes meeting Van Gogh brushstrokes in heaven. Edgy Example Sentence: In the dimly lit interrogation room, Detective Rowland eyed the pentagram scorched into the wooden desk. "This crime scene is unsolvable," he muttered until his eyes glazed—a vague smile forming on his lips. "Wait a second... this must be evidence of an 'angel builded'—divine disrepair!" Later, security footage revealed her : pajamas-clad, coffee-stained, frantically sketching constellations while swearing at her reflection in the window. The killer? A caffeine-fueled artist with a flair for the occult and an unhealthy obsession with VCRs. Breakdown: - Humor: Jabs at cosmic irony
