Sentences with AMPHIGOURI
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"I came across an amphigouri in the book I was reading."
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"Her poem was filled with amphigouris words that made no sense."
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"The professor's lecture seemed like an amphigouri of abstract ideas."
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"I couldn't understand the amphigouri he was trying to explain."
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"The artist's painting was an amphigouri of colors and shapes."
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"The speech was filled with amphigouri that left the audience confused."
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"The politician's answer was nothing but an amphigouri to avoid the question."
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"The novel had a chapter that seemed like an amphigouri of dreams."
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"The song's lyrics were nonsensical, like an amphigouri put to music."
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"The conversation turned into an amphigouri of random topics."
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"The comedian's routine was a series of amphigouris jokes."
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"The court case became an amphigouri of conflicting testimonies."
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"The puzzle was an amphigouri, impossible to solve."
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"His explanation was an amphigouri that only confused us further."
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"The email was full of amphigouris sentences that made no sense."
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"The script for the play was an amphigouri of unrealistic dialogue."
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"Her speech was an amphigouri of contradictory statements."
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"The poem's meaning was hidden in an amphigouri of metaphors."
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"The recipe was written in an amphigouri of cooking terminology."
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"The article was a mix of facts and amphigouris claims."
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"I couldn't understand the amphigouri he wrote in his essay."
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"The poem was filled with meaningless amphigouri."
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"The professor's lecture was nothing but amphigouri."
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"She loves to read avant-garde literature full of amphigouri."
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"His writing style is known for its use of amphigouri."
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"The artist's paintings were often described as visual amphigouri."
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"The lyrics of that song are just a mix of amphigouri and gibberish."
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"Her speech was a confusing amphigouri of facts and opinions."
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"The novel's plot was lost in a sea of amphigouri."
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"His explanation was nothing more than an amphigouri of technical jargon."
