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- adjective Resembling or characteristic of a
morgue .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Robert Perdziola's fairy-tale sets and jewel-toned costumes, richly lit by Christine Binder, transform a background of graystone facades from the old Faust's morguelike laboratory into Marguerite's star-spangled garden and finally a dungeon stairway that sweeps to heaven.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Robert Perdziola's fairy-tale sets and jewel-toned costumes, richly lit by Christine Binder, transform a background of graystone facades from the old Faust's morguelike laboratory into Marguerite's star-spangled garden and finally a dungeon stairway that sweeps to heaven.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Robert Perdziola's fairy-tale sets and jewel-toned costumes, richly lit by Christine Binder, transform a background of graystone facades from the old Faust's morguelike laboratory into Marguerite's star-spangled garden and finally a dungeon stairway that sweeps to heaven.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Demel Bakery, a famed Viennese patisserie, says it has struggled from Day One in a morguelike subterranean mall that has failed to attract other high-end retailers or shoppers.
NY Post: News By ANNIE KARNI 2010
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The Demel Bakery, a famed Viennese patisserie, says it has struggled from Day One in a morguelike subterranean mall that has failed to attract other high-end retailers or shoppers.
NY Post: News By ANNIE KARNI 2010
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