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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Is ‘beginningless’ correctly used in the sentence? Or can it be used as a poetic license?

Is ‘beginningless’ correctly used in the sentence? Or can it be used as a poetic license?


Since beginningless time, the man has been a symbol of strength among cultures and is highly regarded for his capacity to protect life.

  

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Rommel Or can it be used as a poetic license? At best this. However, I wonder which man you are referring to when you say "the man"?

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  • Rommel Or can it be used as a poetic license?
  • At best this.
  • However, I wonder which man you are referring to when you say "the man"?
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RommelOr can it be used as a poetic license?

At best this.

However, I wonder which man you are referring to when you say "the man"?

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