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How would you use lame in a sentence?

It's important to be mindful of the word "lame" and how it might be perceived. While it can be used in a lighthearted way, it can also be considered offensive.

Here are some examples of how to use "lame" in a sentence:

Neutral or Lighthearted:

* "That joke was so lame! I've heard it a million times."

* "The movie's plot was lame, but the special effects were amazing."

* "I tried to make a funny comment, but it came out lame."

Potentially Offensive:

* "That's a lame excuse!" (This could be perceived as insulting)

* "You're so lame for not going out with us." (This could be hurtful)

Alternatives to "Lame":

* Unoriginal: That joke was so unoriginal! I've heard it a million times.

* Uninspired: The movie's plot was uninspired, but the special effects were amazing.

* Weak: I tried to make a funny comment, but it came out weak.

It's always a good idea to consider your audience and the context before using the word "lame."

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