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Meanings of human companions in English

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Usage of human companions in English
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Some were in high glamour, walking down the sidewalk with human companions.
Faefever
2
He could not touch his human companions, he could scarcely see them.
The Prelude to Adventure
3
Loneliness had driven him to find human companions, but eventually they disgusted him.
Samurai
4
Quite possibly all these human companions had vanished out of his life for ever.
In the Wilderness
5
The move is a show of accord, both between cats and with their human companions.
News.com.au
6
Shorn of human companions my wretchedness sought a lonely comradeship with the piece of mortal clay.
The Black Wolf's Breed / A Story of France in the Old World and ...
7
And add some human companions to every one.
Existence
8
He could visualise the lonely genius, working here among his robots, perhaps with no human companions left.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
9
Iron Eyes and her human companions stared.
Surrender to the will of the night
10
His job is to cheer his human companions up, reduce their stress and perhaps even boost their productivity.
The Irish Times
11
The animals turned their tails towards the approaching storm and instinctively huddled against their human companions in distress.
The Jungle Girl
12
The boy had found them terrifying and feared being given to what had become of his human companions.
Faefever
13
The fox terrier laid himself on the hearthrug again, but instead of sleeping watched his two human companions.
In Kedar's Tents
14
Do they pick up cues from their human companions such as a change in body language, mood, or behavior?
Ecological intelligence: rediscovering ourselves in nature (easy...
15
Whenever Czar was in doubt as to the wants of his human companions he always barked at the burro.
The Eyes of the World
16
Starr was captivated with the cows' part of the house, divided from their human companions only by a door.
The Chauffeur and the Chaperon
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