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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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A irval pride

What does this sentence mean?

We wouldn't eat our own sister. We might eat the little sister of a rival pride.

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Hi, What does this sentence mean? We wouldn't eat our own sister. We might eat the little sister of a rival pride.

— Clive

  • Hi, What does this sentence mean?
  • We wouldn't eat our own sister.
  • We might eat the little sister of a rival pride.
  • The way the word 'pride' is used here sounds like it refers to a group of lions, or at least a group of animals.
  • In what context did you find this sentence?
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Hi,

What does this sentence mean?

We wouldn't eat our own sister. We might eat the little sister of a rival pride.

The way the word 'pride' is used here sounds like it refers to a group of lions, or at least a group of animals.

In what context did you find this sentence?

Best wishes, Clive
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