What is the definition of Nationally?

In a way relating to the whole nation.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! That's a really good start from the dictionary – “relating to the whole nation.” But let’s unpack that a little bit more, shall we? “Nationally” means something is connected to 💎everywhere💎 in our country. Think of it like this: if you say something is "nationally known," it's famous across all states and territories – from Maine to California! It describes things that affect or are shared by the entire nation. Like, a nationally televised show - everyone can watch it! Or a nationally recognized holiday - celebrated in every state. Let’s try an example: "The national anthem is sung at sporting events." Why is that “nationally” significant? (Pause for answers – encourage students to think about how the anthem is heard everywhere.) Exactly! It's a symbol shared by all Americans, no matter where they live. So, remember:
Nationally = Across the whole nation.
Got it? Do you have any questions about that, or would you like me to give you another example?

Ah, the term 'nationally light particles' - it's like describing a bag of confetti that's been casually tossed onto the global stage. Imagine if every country in the world decided to throw a giant pile of glitter at their neighbor, and then some. That's basically what 'nationally light particles' refers to - particles that somehow manage to defy gravity, spread love at large, and make the world a little brighter (or more colorful) in a way that only makes sense when you're a scientist with a sarcastic streak.

Now, here's an unsettling example sentence: "The national light particles finally decided to take a break from their cosmic dance and decided to party in the Sahara Desert, leaving the world's population to wonder if we're all just waiting for a giant cosmic confetti shower."

Nationally seeds is a phrase that's as absurd as it sounds! Imagine if every single seed in the world was sent off on a nationwide, government-mandated, 'Plant-a-Botanical-Herbarium' project. It'd be like a giant, bureaucratic, environmentally-challenging party where every last daisy and sunflower is required to grow in specific government-designated locations, all at once.

Here's an edgy sentence to illustrate the concept: "The national government decided that if we don't start nationally seeding our cities with these super-early blooming poppies by next month, we'll have to declare a nationwide botanic emergency!"

"Nationally researching" is like trying to bake a perfect cake but instead of flour, you're sifting through mountains of unanswered questions about the national psyche. Imagine it this way: "We're nationally researching the most unsettling conspiracy theories of 2023 to see if there's a national mood shift in favor of extraterrestrial invaders." So, while 'nationally researching' sounds like a straightforward academic endeavor, it's actually a deep dive into the darkest corners of human curiosity and existential dread.

Alright, let's dive into this mind-bogglingly quirky phrase – "nationally gravity altering positively charged brain cells." Imagine it's like a cosmic comedy show where the laws of physics are just being played by a hapless, gravity-defying stand-up comedian. Nationally gravity's decision to tilt in favor of these positively charged brain cells is like the universe decided to throw a party for superheroes, but instead of superheroes, we get neurons in an electrifying mood.

Now, here's a sentence that'll have you thinking twice: "The gravity-defying superheroes of neuroscience are now positively recharging the national mood with their electrifying brain cell symphony." 🤣💡⚡️

Nationally fumes is a rather peculiar and rather offensive way to describe an overwhelming, smelly, and potentially toxic cloud of air that seems to emanate from the heart of a nation - kind of like when you're stuck in a traffic jam during a national holiday and suddenly, everyone's body language screams "I'm under some sort of toxic national energy!"

Here's an unsettling example sentence: "After the country's annual fireworks festival, the nation was officially declared to be in a state of national fumes, with citizens reporting a 10 o'clock night that felt more like a toxic air quality report from the EPA."

A "nationally weapon" is like a superhero's sidekick that's officially sanctioned by the government, but instead of saving the world from villains, it just throws a grenade at the nearest political opponent. Imagine this: "The nation's new 'nationally weapon' of emotional manipulation went off, leaving the opposition speechless and the country in a state of collective gasp." 🦸‍♂️😳

Alright, let's break this down. A 'nationally body enhancing protective liquid' is like a superhero sidekick for your body, but instead of capes and flying, it's got the secret ingredient to make you look like you just won a beauty pageant and a fitness contest all at once. It's basically the ultimate body transformation elixir, courtesy of the world's best cosmetic chemists (because who doesn't want to be the next beauty queen?).

Now, here's a sentence that might make your skin crawl a little: "The villainous supervillain, convinced his newly acquired 'nationally body enhancing protective liquid' was the ultimate weapon against reality TV glamour, stormed into the cosmetics store, demanding to be 'protected' by his secret formula."

"A nationally fluid concept is like a political party with a personality that shifts with the weather, but instead of rain or sunshine, it changes colors based on who's in charge at the moment. Imagine a party where the candidate's stance on immigration is as unpredictable as a chameleon trying to blend into a pack of penguins."

Now, here's an edgy example sentence: "The nation's mood on social media is nationally fluid, so much so that a single viral dance video can flip the country from optimistic to apathetic in a heartbeat, leaving politicians scrambling to keep up with the ever-changing tides of public sentiment."

"Nationally blood cells" is like saying all the blood in the world is a superhero team of tiny warriors, each with unique powers to save the day. Picture this: "In a world where blood cells are the unsung heroes, one rogue cell decides to take on the entire nation's health department in a battle against 'Bone Marrow Brawls.'"

Now, here's an edgy example: "The nation's blood bank decided to 'nationally blood cells' the flu outbreak by turning every sock into a superhero suit and having them fly around in a giant, invisible army."