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Meanings of longer children in English

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Usage of longer children in English
1
These who were leaving now were no longer children, whatever they might be.
Childhood's End
2
We may not be mature, or very smart, but we're no longer children.
Anvil of stars
3
We are no longer children as we were in the beginning.
AE in the Irish Theosophist
4
But now that they were to meet again, they were no longer children.
The Mistletoe Bough
5
They were no longer children, grasping at the first fruits of a half-cultivated wilderness.
The Promise of American Life
6
And they were no longer children, they were women.
Kaleidoscope
7
Now that the children were no longer children, they were sometimes lonely and still apprehensive.
The Breaking Point
8
Miss Catherine and you and I are no longer children-ourpositions are altered-pleaseremember that.
The Return of Peter Grimm
9
We are no longer children, to be able to share a flat with 10 other people.
The Guardian
10
The longer children are able to hold out for a bigger reward, the greater their self-control.
Reuters
11
As you say, we are no longer children.
Forge of Darkness
12
They were no longer children and she still was, so she flocked with the other Emotionals.
The Gods Themselves
13
We are no longer children of the past.
Twice-Told Tales
14
When they awoke next morning and rose from their silken beds they were no longer children.
The Golden Spears / And Other Fairy Tales
15
So far might be well enough for our childhood, but now we are no longer children.
Memoirs of Marguerite de Valois, Queen of Navarre — Volume 1
16
The Mother's children are no longer children.
The Land of Painted Caves
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Longer children through the time
Longer children across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common