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Meanings of
man-eating
in English
Eating other humans (speaking about a human).
cannibalistic
anthropophagic
anthropophagous
Synonyms
Examples for "
cannibalistic
"
cannibalistic
anthropophagic
anthropophagous
Examples for "
cannibalistic
"
1
Ancient
cannibalistic
religions have less eccentric calendars than does the movie universe.
2
Among the curious creatures native to the island is a fierce
cannibalistic
fly.
3
The wilding army includes the
cannibalistic
Thenns, as well as mammoths and giants.
4
Discontented, unfailing in her melancholy reminiscences of
cannibalistic
snakes and herons.
5
But Ruth Fielding much doubted her
cannibalistic
ability in this line.
1
The New Zealanders, up to very recent times, were probably the most
anthropophagous
race that ever existed.
Usage of
man-eating
in English
1
These
man-eating
fish are a veritable scourge in the waters they frequent.
2
If
man-eating
predators inhabit Lydia Isle, I have yet to see any.
3
He eagerly awaited news of knights in magical armor riding
man-eating
unicorns.
4
The conditions which predispose a tiger to
man-eating
have been much discussed.
5
This is the point at which construction was stopped by
man-eating
lions.
6
It is again as it was with the
man-eating
lions of Tsavo.
7
Yes, I know the island is plagued by
man-eating
water horses.
8
We decided there was no way we could get past the
man-eating
sheep.
9
So this business with the
man-eating
bear probably took place in the 1870s.
10
Let them think she was some kind of
man-eating
bitch if they wanted.
11
Day of the Triffids would have been far more sinister with
man-eating
pumpkins!
12
The lion and even the
man-eating
tiger, when gorged, are inert and quiet.
13
She got there and asked for help against the
man-eating
babi.
14
Once he has tasted blood he is a human
man-eating
tiger.
15
At that moment he would have faced a cage full of
man-eating
tigers.
16
He had been relating a thrilling adventure with a
man-eating
tiger.
Other examples for "man-eating"
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About this term
man-eating
man-eate
Verb
Present
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
man-eating tiger
man-eating fish
man-eating devils
man-eating things
black man-eating
More collocations
Man-eating
through the time
Man-eating
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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