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Meanings of barbarians in English
Rugby union team.
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Usage of barbarians in English
1
It doesn't make any sense; the Germans weren't barbarians, they were Europeans.
2
Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
3
Pacem itself has fewer than ten standard days until the barbarians arrive.
4
Of the barbarians massing at the border he said nothing at all.
5
Tongans appear to be far above other Polynesians, and barbarians in general.
6
The empire was on the verge of dissolution when the barbarians came.
7
It isn't just the barbarians of Apartheid guilty of mass corruption, though.
8
It was even possible that some had been captured by the barbarians.
9
This cost the world more than the killing of millions of barbarians.
10
The kingdom of wisdom was suffering violence at the hands of barbarians.
11
After his death the ravages of the barbarians became still more fearful.
12
We recover the peace of the world that these barbarians have destroyed.
13
The great service that the barbarians rendered was a service of destruction.
14
The territory now called Andalusia still preserves the memory of these barbarians.
15
The Roman armies were recruited by bringing numerous barbarians into the ranks.
16
The civilized Earth races naturally have to stick together against the barbarians.
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Translations for barbarians
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Barbarians through the time
Barbarians across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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