cubic decimeter (noun)

1. In 1795, the French Revolution led to the adoption of the metric system, including the cubic decimeter as a unit of capacity.

2. The architect designed the kitchen with cabinets that could hold up to 10 cubic decimeters of storage space.

3. In the magical kingdom, the sorcerer used a cubic decimeter of enchanted liquid to create a potion that granted eternal youth.

4. According to Norse mythology, the gods used a mystical cubic decimeter to measure the strength of warriors in Valhalla.