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Meanings of very children in English
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Usage of very children in English
1
The very children on the streets would taunt my children about it.
2
The very children spat upon him as he fled to the street.
3
The whole city, including the very children, became exceedingly afflicted with grief.
4
Indeed, with my grief I neglect my household and my very children.
5
Their very children were being derided, their neighbors urged to chastise them.
6
Why, the very children in the street have read these books.'
7
All morning the town was strangely deserted, the very children gone.
8
Rama once more slaughtered them quickly, not sparing the very children, O king!
9
The very children are affected by it as soon as they begin to think.
10
These are the very children who stand to benefit from these social services, she added.
11
The very children in the school whisper at me.
12
Indeed, the very children of Boston could define the terms of the covenant of grace.
13
The very children of the present day are beginning to doubt our calling and election.
14
Some natives have complained that we are poisoning the minds even of their very children.
15
The very children came to laugh him to scorn.
16
For what seemed more probable than that the fate foretold lay with these very children?
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Very children through the time
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