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Literary notes about bodacious (AI summary)

In literature, the term "bodacious" is employed to evoke a sense of boldness and striking appeal in both character and setting. In one instance, it serves to accentuate the vivid personality and allure of a character, imbuing her with an unforgettable presence [1]. In another context, the adjective extends to describe powerful, awe-inspiring machinery and action, emphasizing the extraordinary impact of the scene [2].
  1. An' also an' mo'oveh I p'otess ag'in' any mo' leadin's f'om them-ah 'Piscopaliam play-actohs, an' still mo' f'om that-ah bodacious brick-top gal
    — from Gideon's Band: A Tale of the Mississippi by George Washington Cable
  2. The main scene now was all the bodacious helicopters, Hueys, on the landing pad and all the Army commandos milling around.
    — from Project Cyclops by Thomas Hoover

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