lucubrate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

LUCUBRATE: to study or work diligently, especially at night, often involving deep concentration or scholarly effort.

After a long day, she preferred to lucubrate in the quiet of her study, pouring over ancient texts.
The professor would often lucubrate late into the night, striving to produce a groundbreaking paper by morning.
He had a tendency to lucubrate in dimly lit cafes, finding inspiration in the soft glow of the lamps.
In order to prepare for the challenging exam, she decided to lucubrate until the early hours of dawn.
The artist would lucubrate on her sketches, meticulously refining each detail under the flickering light of her desk lamp.