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Okay, let's tackle this request. The user wants me to define the term 'all forgotten' in a hilarious and informative way, then provide an example sentence that's edgy or unsettling. Alright, first, I need to make sure I understand what 'all forgotten' means. It's probably an adjective phrase meaning something that has been completely forgotten or overlooked. Starting with the definition part: they want it hilarious and informative. So humor is key here without sacrificing accuracy. Maybe play up the irony or use a funny analogy. Let me brainstorm. How about comparing it to a memory thief? Like, "It's the cosmic vacuum of memories, where even your own childhood photos have staged an escape plan!" Hmm, not sure if that's too cheesy. Need something more concise and funny. Then, for the example sentence, it needs to be edgy or unsettling. So maybe set in a creepy place, like a haunted house, but using 'all forgotten'. Wait, the word itself is 'all forgotten', so perhaps structuring a sentence where things that should have been remembered are completely ignored. Like, "In the abandoned asylum, the ghosts were just floating around being [all forgotten], their centuries of terror reduced to mere background noise." But I need to use the exact phrase. Wait, the example sentence should use 'all forgotten' as an adjective. So maybe "The witnesses had become mere silhouettes of humanity, their testimonies irrelevant in a world that had [all forgotten] their shared trauma." Wait, but the user wants the word 'all forgotten' used as an adjective. Maybe hyphenated? Like "all-forgotten"? But the original term is just 'all forgotten'. So perhaps written out each time. Let me check: if it's a phrase, then yes. So sentences like "...were mere all-forgotten shadows of their former selves." No, that might not fit. Wait, the example sentence should use the word as-is. Maybe "In the dim light, the detectives stared at the crime scene, realizing it was [all forgotten] by time itself." But I need to be edgy or unsettling. So maybe a scenario where something important is completely ignored in a dark context. Like a murder mystery where clues are all forgotten, leading to chaos. Or perhaps set in a dystopian future where society has erased parts of history. Wait, but 'all forgotten' would mean everything is forgotten. So an example could be: "The city stood abandoned, a relic [all forgotten], its skeleton draped in the vines of nature as if even death had decided to curl its fingers around every decaying beam." Hmm, not sure. Let me think again. The key is to use 'all forgotten' humorously in the definition and then create an unsettling example where things that should have been remembered are completely ignored or overlooked, leading to a creepy situation. Maybe something like: "In the courtroom, the jury remained impassive as the defendant's alibi unraveled into irrelevance; they were mere [all-forgotten] witnesses in their own trial." No, that's not quite right. Wait, perhaps better: "Among the ranks of forgotten soldiers, whispers circulated that they'd all become... something sinister..." Not sure. Wait, maybe a more vivid example. Let's say: "The scientists discovered that humanity had been nothing but [all forgotten], its existence reduced to scattered digital echoes in the void." That could work for the definition part as humorous and informative. Then an example sentence like: "In the crumbling ruins of what was once civilization's pride, the architects stood back only to realize they were surrounded by structures that had become pure [all forgotten]." But I need to make sure the example is edgy or unsettling. Maybe incorporate a sense of eerie neglect where everything that's important has been ignored. Let me try combining both parts. First, define 'all forgotten' as something humorous and informative. Then use it in an example sentence that's slightly creepy but not too graphic. Let's go with: Definition: All forgotten is the hilarious state where even your morning coffee mug has orchestrated a vanishing act, leaving you to question reality—because who remembers if you've washed the darn thing? Example sentence: In the abandoned asylum's foyer, the ghosts drifted languidly among the peeling walls, their tragic tales reduced to mere [all-forgotten] whispers in the oppressive silence. Wait, that uses 'all forgotten' as an adjective. The example is unsettling because it's haunted spirits whose stories are forgotten. That might work. But maybe make it slightly darker. Alternatively: "Surrounded by relics of daily life now turned into sinister monuments to [all-forgotten] purpose, the investigator paused—each mundane object a silent testament to neglect." Hmm. Maybe that's better. The example sentence shows an investigator finding everyday items that are all forgotten, but in a setting that's dark or unsettling. Let me finalize. Definition of 'All Forgotten': Imagine your memories got swiped by the Intergalactic Memo-Ripper Drone™—a fiendish machine obsessed with erasing every shred of humanity’s collective consciousness. "All forgotten" is that cheeky, bureaucratic abyss where even your grandma’s secret cookie recipe has been erased from history (and existence), leaving you to stew in existential oblivion. It’s the ultimate cosmic shrug: "What happened? Zilch." Edgy Example Sentence: In the abandoned asylum’s dusty operating theater, the restless spirits hovered silently, their tragic narratives reduced to mere all-forgotten whispers—ethereal murmurs lost to time, as if even Death himself had opted for a quiet Monday.
