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Meanings of high birth in English
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Usage of high birth in English
1
There is a well-documented, world-wide correlation between poverty and high birth rates.
2
It was not a high birth-rate that established organised poverty in England.
3
A high birth-rate in a family certainly is a cause of poverty.
4
He had no honor, for all his high birth and noble name.
5
But you speak so proudly of your high birth and old family.
6
He is only my godson, but better than men of high birth.
7
Her mother, of equal high birth and exalted piety, was called Hortulana.
8
Tofe came from West Gautland, and was a man of high birth.
9
Curio was a young man of high birth, dissolute, extravagant, and clever.
10
A relatively high birth weight was also a determinant of early neonatal mortality.
11
She was, in the insolence of high birth, tempting and inaccessible.
12
The great crime of imperialistic Germany was its high birth rate.
13
We are here five kings, and none of less high birth than Olaf.
14
He married at Rome an Italian lady of high birth and large fortune.
15
All persons, however, of high birth covet the acquisition of sovereignty.
16
Moreover, this powerful military Order attracted many men of high birth.
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High birth through the time
High birth across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common