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- noun The state of being
splendiferous .
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Examples
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She was pretty sure they had already heard the story of Short Sammy hitting rock bottom before, as she had, and that they loved the pure glory and splendiferousness of it as much as she did—even though it was hard to imagine Short Sammy being drunk.
The Higher Power of Lucky Susan Patron 2006
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She was pretty sure they had already heard the story of Short Sammy hitting rock bottom before, as she had, and that they loved the pure glory and splendiferousness of it as much as she did—even though it was hard to imagine Short Sammy being drunk.
The Higher Power of Lucky Susan Patron 2006
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In all that splendiferousness, in all that generosity, poor Derry Willard's gold-budded wish was the only one that hadn't at least bloomed into
Fairy Prince and Other Stories Eleanor Hallowell Abbott 1915
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"And we'll think a little about the splendiferousness of the sun, too," called Helen from the elevator.
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If we weren't so stupid we'd understand the splendiferousness of his agenda and support it.
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If we weren't so stupid we'd understand the splendiferousness of his agenda and support it.
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Like Dorothy's monochromatic Kansas, reality has always come a poor second to the Technicolor splendiferousness of Oz, but even
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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If we weren't so stupid we'd understand the splendiferousness of his agenda and support it.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local rocketboy42 2010
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If we weren't so stupid we'd understand the splendiferousness of his agenda and support it.
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If we weren't so stupid we'd understand the splendiferousness of his agenda and support it.
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