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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
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"Weaving was considered the female's equivalent to fighting"
Is "Equivalent" in this sentence a noun ?!
And can you please explain the meaning of this sentence?
Is "Equivalent" in this sentence a noun ?!
And can you please explain the meaning of this sentence?
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Yes, "equivalent" is a noun. Weaving and fighting are two activities. Women weaving was equivalent (in some way not explained in this sentence) to men fighting.
- Yes, "equivalent" is a noun.
- Weaving and fighting are two activities.
- Women weaving was equivalent (in some way not explained in this sentence) to men fighting.
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Yes, "equivalent" is a noun.
Weaving and fighting are two activities. Women weaving was equivalent (in some way not explained in this sentence) to men fighting.
Weaving and fighting are two activities. Women weaving was equivalent (in some way not explained in this sentence) to men fighting.
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