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Meanings of savage tribes in English
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Usage of savage tribes in English
1
The journey was difficult and troublesome, through a multitude of savage tribes.
2
Tradition has handed down this teaching even to the most savage tribes.
3
That savage tribes regard aliens and enemies as synonymous is not accidental.
4
We learned that there are, without doubt, savage tribes on the island.
5
The Cossacks and half- savage tribes of the frontier were again already in revolt.
6
Wars between savage tribes spring in large measure from their belief in immortality.
7
Civilization is not communicable to all; many savage tribes are incapable of it.
8
Among many savage tribes this same rule has but few exceptions.
9
There are certain savage tribes who wear rings through their noses.
10
These savage tribes kill their captives in broad daylight; they must have the sunshine.
11
To extend the missions of the Jesuits among the Hurons and other savage tribes.
12
The influence of the war-chant upon the warrior is known even to savage tribes.
13
Of all the weapons used by savage tribes the boomerang is the most interesting.
14
The savage tribes of central Africa are evidences of this.
15
A desolating and wasting war with savage tribes has been brought to a close.
16
Also, there are abundant savage tribes with a particularly effective crooked kind of knife.
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Savage tribes through the time
Savage tribes across language varieties
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