lucubration legal definition of lucubration. lucubration synonyms by the Free Online Law Dictionary.

Immigration opponents like to talk (when not talking about violent immigrant criminals) about abstractions such as the reverence for the law; macroeconomic studies showing alleged overall negative effects on the national economy; or big-picture lucubration on the glories of a majority-white-European culture that is as doomed as our previous majority-English-German culture was in the 20th century.

Set abstractions aside, focus on the real issues in immigration by Doherty, Brian / Los Angeles Business Journal

If I've quoted from my students' essays at length, it's because I believe that, together with their photographs, they speak more convincingly and eloquently about what Nan Goldin means today than any forced froth of lucubration on the topic I could muster myself.

Being Nan Goldin: David Rimanelli gives his class homework by Rimanelli, David / Artforum International

At one point I thought I might scream if I encountered the word discourse again, and some essays, such as Ronald Judy's, were an exasperating mix of jazzy, provocative exploration and close to impenetrable lucubration (a word I have long known and wanted to use in public, which Judy's thicketed phrasing inspires me to employ now for the very first time).

W.E.B. Du Bois: Of Cultural and Racial Identity by Moore, Jack B. / African American Review

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