Sentence examples for the nightmare of from inspiring English sources

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the nightmare of

noun

A female demon or monster, thought to plague people while they slept and cause a feeling of suffocation and terror during sleep.

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Exit block is the nightmare of casualty.

One, surely, is the nightmare of war.

"I'm the nightmare of GNER.

It's the nightmare of a lonely relationship.

Q. You've called your books "the nightmare of the pedagogues".

There is the nightmare of uncontrolled bodies and the nightmare of inside our bodies and all over our bodies".

Such premature publication is the nightmare of every newspaper obituarist.

"The nightmare of childhood," as Dolphin remarks to Seth.

The opening night was the nightmare of nightmares.

The spontaneous event is the nightmare of the electoral battle.

Downtime is the nightmare of any business traveler.

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