I love the alliteration whatnot there "slothfulness slowly smothering". I think you're right being a bit repetitive is fine for an example sentence since the purpose is really to teach the word in as obvious of a context as possible.
Here is what I believe to be the TOS. Have you read it? [See: "Only report content that violates the rules defined in the Terms of Service, or content that violates the rules of the community it was posted to." ] https://legal.lemmy.world/tos/#reporting-users--content
Well, the community has been updated. I hope it now matches the TOS, or at least what you believe the TOS to be.
With the comment, “Well, the community has been updated. I hope it now matches the TOS, or at least what you believe the TOS to be,” HyperpolyglotMorMurdoch inadvertently invited a T.O.S.-o-machy, albeit his primary interest is memorizing vocabulary words & developing his own neologisms.
Other potentially applicable neologisms - clausomachy, kanonomachy, codicomachy
I love the alliteration whatnot there "slothfulness slowly smothering". I think you're right being a bit repetitive is fine for an example sentence since the purpose is really to teach the word in as obvious of a context as possible.
I prefer open-source social media, but X is quite good at providing the most up-to-date news.
The image is from https://deathgenerator.com/#gallery
Here is what I believe to be the TOS. Have you read it? [See: "Only report content that violates the rules defined in the Terms of Service, or content that violates the rules of the community it was posted to." ] https://legal.lemmy.world/tos/#reporting-users--content
This AI-generated image clearly represents the vocabulary word. Is there a protocol for labeling posts that use AI-generated images?
Well, the community has been updated. I hope it now matches the TOS, or at least what you believe the TOS to be.
With the comment, “Well, the community has been updated. I hope it now matches the TOS, or at least what you believe the TOS to be,” HyperpolyglotMorMurdoch inadvertently invited a T.O.S.-o-machy, albeit his primary interest is memorizing vocabulary words & developing his own neologisms.
Other potentially applicable neologisms - clausomachy, kanonomachy, codicomachy
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%BA%CE%B1%CE%BD%CF%8E%CE%BD#Ancient_Greek https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/clausa#Latin https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/codex#Latin