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wolves

[ woolvz ]

noun

  1. the plural of wolf.


wolves

/ wʊlvz /

noun

  1. the plural of wolf


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Example Sentences

The state of Idaho paid a bounty hunter to kill wolves in the Salmon River country.

Smith, the current police chief, called Lee a “scapegoat” who was “thrown to the wolves” to satisfy political critics.

The involvement of Huda-Par and the Grey Wolves in the violence rocking the southeast augurs badly.

He was referring to the lone wolves such as ISIS is now urging online to detonate pipe bombs in Times Square.

“Raised by Wolves” tells the story of a traumatic car-bombing in Dublin.

Wild horses learned to run fast by trying to escape from packs of wolves.

Some peasants found among the mountains, where they had taken refuge, human remains rent in pieces by the wolves.

Her princes are in the midst of her as roaring lions: her judges are evening wolves, they left nothing for the morning.

One day the boys saw two wolves hunt a bison that had strayed from the herd.

The wolves walked boldly up toward the bison until they were only a few paces away.

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