Defenestration used in a sentence

Defenestration in a sentence as a noun

"defenestration" isn't a latin word, it's an english word derived from the latin.

Lol in French defenestration is literally death by jumping out of a window.

> "...******* by defenestration..."as an aside, my first thought at this phrase was that "he died by removing all the windows?

The defenestration hack always irked me since it meant paying for a Windows license that I didn't want to use.

I was struggling with getting FreeBSD running on a cloud server last year when I came across your original EC2 defenestration post.

If a hacker recruits many accomplices to form a bucket brigade to the window, does that then become a distributed defenestration of service attack?

I think both the meter and the soundness/grammatical-correctness would benefit from replacing the Noun defenestration with the verb defenestrate

Bill Waterson's Calvin & Hobbes poem introduced "defenestration" to me when I was young young young: "The monster, in his consternation, Demonstater defenestration".