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Slang Definition: The verse "Deuteronomy 28:48" is a reference to the Law of Moses in ancient Israel, specifically from the first part of Deuteronomy, which outlines the duties that the people of Israel should fulfill under God's commandment. It instructs them on their daily obligations, including certain laws regarding marriage and the provision of food. Example Sentence: "Hey, I just got a promotion! How about we make it a little more memorable by referring to ourselves as 'Deuteronomy 28:48' instead of 'The Boss.'" This sentence is playful and adds an element of surprise. It's not true that the person in question has been promoted or that they are related to Deuteronomy, but simply choosing this term for reference could lead someone to think of them as being more important than their job title. Edgy Example: "I heard you mentioned 'Deuteronomy 28:48' on a podcast. I have no clue what it means, but I'm always in need of a reason to make sure we're on the same page about this stuff."