👉 Ah, the peculiar world of literary jargon! 'Novels body enhancing irritants' is a phrase that might sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but let's break it down: it's like saying a book's plot twist is as potent as a chemical weed killer, but instead of knocking out the bad guys, it just makes you sneeze harder and your jeans feel like they're about to tear apart.
Now, here's an edgy example sentence to illustrate its dark side: "The body enhancing irritants in this latest dystopian novel were so potent, they forced the protagonist to confront his own mortality - and his lack of fashion sense."
