lucubratory (Meaning)
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lucubratory (a.)
Composed by candlelight, or by night; of or pertaining to night studies; laborious or painstaking.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lucubratory
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lucubratory Sentence Examples
- His lucubratory writings delved into the obscure depths of metaphysics.
- The student's lucubratory notes were a testament to her sleepless nights.
- The professor's lucubratory lecture left the audience utterly perplexed.
- The nocturnal scribe penned lucubratory volumes filled with esoteric knowledge.
- The writer's lucubratory style was characterized by its labyrinthine complexity.
- The poet's lucubratory works explored the uncharted realms of the imagination.
- The historian's lucubratory research uncovered forgotten fragments of ancient history.
- The philosopher's lucubratory treatise grappled with the fundamental questions of existence.
- The scientist's lucubratory hypothesis challenged established scientific paradigms.
- The artist's lucubratory masterpiece provoked both admiration and bewilderment.
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Composed by candlelight, or by night; of or pertaining to night studies; laborious or painstaking.
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His lucubratory writings delved into the obscure depths of metaphysics.
The student's lucubratory notes were a testament to her sleepless nights.
The professor's lucubratory lecture left the audience utterly perplexed.
The nocturnal scribe penned lucubratory volumes filled with esoteric knowledge.
