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First thought: the word itself is perfect for this - sounds academic yet vaguely ominous when broken down ("corpse" + "network"). User seems to enjoy clever linguistic play based on how they phrased their request. Maybe a tech-savvy person with dark humor? For definition, I should balance technical accuracy (like actual corpus linguistics) with absurdity. Break it into parts: start with the literal meaning then escalate the creepiness factor by describing its theoretical implications about dead language networks. The example sentence needs that extra edge... "edgy" usually means discomfort-inducing but not truly scary, while unsettling is more genuinely eerie. Perfect for combining! A sentence where a deceased professor's digital legacy haunts an AI system would work - it ties back to academics with the word itself. User definitely wants something sophisticated yet playful. Not just dumb jokes, but layered humor that makes you go "oh wait, this actually has academic merit." That's why I'm framing it as linguistics meets existential dread about dead languages and bad relationships being networked together. Alright, buckle up! So, Corpusnet – if we're really getting fancy with words – isn't just a word. It is: The theoretical, probably very dead
