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Meanings of creature in anglès
Usage of creature in anglès
1
Let us therefore set the creature free, thus demonstrating our moral superiority.
2
He was sure that the creature's physical body was someplace in Europe.
3
Not a creature abroad; the tall gaunt houses staring in the moonlight.
4
Therefore the preserving power of God must produce something in the creature.
5
Of course, the business would eventually change him into another creature entirely.
6
Exactly what sort of creature created the tracks was not immediately clear.
7
The Creator must have no share in the infirmities of the creature.
8
The beautiful creature was housed in the stable of the Marshall House.
9
You are right; there is not a better creature in the world.
10
It is merely known as the Set animal-theRed Lord's symbolic creature.
11
The animal partakes of the nature of the creature that it begets.
12
The boy was the creature in the universe whom Stevenson best understood.
13
Particularly for herself she loathed the idea of being a social creature.
14
And I imagine a corresponding incongruity in the soul of the creature.
15
At first nothing happened: it was held tight in the creature's grasp.
16
I could not believe that these words were coming from that creature.
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Creature through the time
Creature across language varieties
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