This week’s obscure English word is decubitus. It’s a 19th century word deriving from Latin, typically used these days as a medical term, and means ‘lying down’.
Your challenge: write a sentence or two in the comments using this word.
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The patient arrived unconscious and decubitus on the stretcher, as he was rushed to the emergency room. (Never even heard this word, thanks for sharing and the prompt!)
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“I’m going to be decubitus” sounds more interesting than “I’m going to have a nap.”
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After a late night of partying and drinking, I was decubitus almost all morning today.
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