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vomitorium

[ vom-i-tawr-ee-uhm, -tohr- ]

noun

plural vomitoria


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yvlog History and Origins

Origin of vomitorium1

First recorded in 1745–55, vomitorium is from the Late Latin word dzōܳ
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Example Sentences

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But that perception began to change with this 1986 hit, an adaptation of King’s novella “The Body,” in which the most terrifying moment is a pie-eating contest that turns into a comical vomitorium.

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“Triangle of Sadness,” Ruben Östlund’s sharply honed critique of wealth inequality and the vagaries of sexual power, went erratically off the rails in a surreally extended sequence in which the dining room of a luxury yacht became a slipping, sloshing vomitorium.

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When you make the most infamous movie ever to come out of a genre sometimes called the cannibal vomitorium, you’ve achieved true cinematic notoriety.

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The academic theories driving the leftists in control of the Democrats at the local level and in Washington, D.C., is a vomitorium of resentment and entitlement, policies and legislation meant to annihilate, oh excuse me — “fundamentally transform” — the American way of life.

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It’s time to run for the vomitorium.

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