Definition of lucubrator in English:

lucubrator

noun

archaic

See lucubrate
Example sentencesExamples
- All serious lucubrators trot to these toothsome tomes as the authoritative source for not only meaning, spelling, and pronunciation, but also for word origin, history, and usage.
- One school of think tank lucubrators concluded this was another example of the superpower's decision to move troops around the world unilaterally, without having to submit a decision to intervene in a hot spot abroad to the whims of recalcitrant allies.
- Leslie was a polymath and lucubrator (a word he liked) with a good knowledge of literature, astronomy, geology, genealogy, ornithology, and, particularly, local history.
- In my line of work I meet a lot of lucubrators actually!

Definition of lucubrator in US English:

lucubrator

noun-ˌbrātər

archaic

See lucubrate
Example sentencesExamples
- Leslie was a polymath and lucubrator (a word he liked) with a good knowledge of literature, astronomy, geology, genealogy, ornithology, and, particularly, local history.
- All serious lucubrators trot to these toothsome tomes as the authoritative source for not only meaning, spelling, and pronunciation, but also for word origin, history, and usage.
- In my line of work I meet a lot of lucubrators actually!
- One school of think tank lucubrators concluded this was another example of the superpower's decision to move troops around the world unilaterally, without having to submit a decision to intervene in a hot spot abroad to the whims of recalcitrant allies.

单词	lucubrator
释义	Definition of lucubrator in English: lucubrator noun archaic See lucubrate Example sentencesExamples All serious lucubrators trot to these toothsome tomes as the authoritative source for not only meaning, spelling, and pronunciation, but also for word origin, history, and usage. One school of think tank lucubrators concluded this was another example of the superpower's decision to move troops around the world unilaterally, without having to submit a decision to intervene in a hot spot abroad to the whims of recalcitrant allies. Leslie was a polymath and lucubrator (a word he liked) with a good knowledge of literature, astronomy, geology, genealogy, ornithology, and, particularly, local history. In my line of work I meet a lot of lucubrators actually! Definition of lucubrator in US English: lucubrator noun-ˌbrātər archaic See lucubrate Example sentencesExamples Leslie was a polymath and lucubrator (a word he liked) with a good knowledge of literature, astronomy, geology, genealogy, ornithology, and, particularly, local history. All serious lucubrators trot to these toothsome tomes as the authoritative source for not only meaning, spelling, and pronunciation, but also for word origin, history, and usage. In my line of work I meet a lot of lucubrators actually! One school of think tank lucubrators concluded this was another example of the superpower's decision to move troops around the world unilaterally, without having to submit a decision to intervene in a hot spot abroad to the whims of recalcitrant allies.
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