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The phrase "a sludge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a thick, viscous substance or a situation that is messy or difficult to navigate.
Example: "After the heavy rain, the streets were filled with a sludge of mud and debris."
Alternatives: "a mass of" or "a mixture of".
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Will the final film simply be a sludge of kiddie cliches?
One, a sludge of vitriol and anger toward the author of a post or story.
Baked clams were ordinary, and tough pieces of broiled calamari were lost in a sludge of breading.
The paintings these figures cavort in are appropriately murky – a sludge of greys, stunted greens and dulled pinks.
Full of doubt, I mixed raw elbow noodles with a sludge of cottage cheese, milk and grated cheese.
Maybe it is the sheer relief of a drama with high production values among a sludge of other Christmas dross.
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The electrokinetic remediation (EKR) of a soil sample contaminated with a sludge spill of pyritic mining origin is studied.
Whether you blame Republican cynicism, Democratic fecklessness or presidential disengagement, it is now a given that Washington has become a sludge pit of dysfunction.
Shit got really disgusting with Cock E.S.P., all flop, thud, smoosh, and crash in a sludge puddle of beer, dirt, and blood.
Risotto campagnolo, combined with prosciutto and mushrooms, looked like a huge sludge of rice on a platter.
They'd been marinaded in ginger and garlic, and came covered in a green sludge of coriander mint, with a rudimentary salsa of cherry tomatoes called a "katchumber", which is supposed to be char-grilled but wasn't.
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