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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: Refers to a complicated or confusing situation, often involving a series of elaborate procedures.

Example sentence: The bureaucratic rigmorale surrounding the visa application process was enough to discourage many applicants.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 2: Denotes a lengthy and intricate argument or debate, generally with no clear resolution.

Example sentence: The political discussion turned into a rigmorale, with each side presenting conflicting evidence.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Describes something that is complicated, convoluted, or characterized by unnecessary complexity.

Example sentence: The rigmorale process of assembling the furniture frustrated even the most experienced DIY enthusiast.

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Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: Modifies a verb to indicate that an action is performed in a complicated or unnecessarily complex manner.

Example sentence: She meticulously and rigmoralely planned every detail of the event, leaving no room for improvisation.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To engage in or subject someone to an unnecessarily complicated or convoluted process or system.

Example sentence: The teacher promised not to rigmorale the grading process by introducing overly complex assessment criteria.

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