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Discover Ludwig"so sinister" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is threatening or foreboding. For example: "The dark clouds looming in the sky were so sinister that everyone quickly ran for cover."
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What could be so sinister?
So, Sinister is going to be sinister.
Everything felt so sinister and dream-like.
And I love the yids chant, it's so sinister.
Never has the word "gravy" sounded so sinister.
The '50s characters are so sinister that you expect "Stolen" to turn into a horror film.
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It just seemed so dark and sinister.
Is the decline of the home-cooked dinner yet another indication that civilization is teetering on the brink, or is it simply a not-so-sinister sign of the times?
In the video above, watch as prolific voice actor Jim Cummings reads a Star Wars scene as the honey-loving Pooh portraying none other than the oh-so-sinister Darth Vader.
So many sinister ambitions.
So the sinister, cynical double game will continue.
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