Meanings of breed a race in English

He came from the slums of London, where they breed a race of men, small, ill-formed, disease-stricken, hard to kill.

There they will breed a race of monstrosities, a race of magicians, in sunless domes and fortresses far beneath the waves!

In short, it is necessary to breed a race of men in whom the life-giving impulses predominate, before the New Protestantism becomes politically practicable.

They bred a race capable of living in confined spaces.

"I hope to hell we're not breeding a race of superbugs," he said.

"I'm going to breed a race of heroes," Dinah said.

The New Yorker, April 29, 1967 P. 33 The always unsatisfactory present has been accused of breeding a race of spectators.