👉 "Defining the word 'Iflaviridae-like' is like trying to describe the perfect pickle: You need to know it's got a sour taste, some weird texture, and a knack for making your dog question whether it's a good snack or a potential new species. Now, here's an edgy example sentence using it: 'The virus's Iflaviridae-like properties made its host's immune system wince like a cat at a poorly cooked steak, but instead of steak, they got a flu that could only be described as 'catastrophicly bad.'"
