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cognate example sentences
cognate
1. cognate for this Greek word
2. Dorian said, “It is considered out of bounds to attack someone’s cognate
3. Killing a cognate is a precedent that cannot go unpunished
4. That’s why he grabbed me, because he knew I’d know whether she’d survived the conversion and become your new cognate
5. At the time that she had applied, there had been no cognate for her to serve—in fact, there was every possibility that Dorian would not have found a cognate during her lifetime
6. “I don’t have a cognate, Dorian
7. Was I different because I was a cognate?
8. “Your cognate,” she said, and she waved the screen of her device before taking station just outside the door
9. Let’s hope the Kyrioi don’t have the observational skills of a twenty-year-old cognate,” Clarissa grumbled
10. Not having to wait was apparently another prerogative of Dorian’s cognate
11. “It should be as safe as it ever is for any cognate, now
12. As Dorian’s cognate, my very existence had a meaning so great that someone wanted me dead
13. How could I? But just the same, she’d been working for years toward the eventual goal of working for Dorian’s cognate
14. To be a cognate, tied to Dorian forever, living in his great, cold, echoing mansion and bearing him children that would grow up to be monsters just like him…
15. An agnate who restrains himself would have to live more than two thousand years, on average, to find a cognate
16. Without a cognate, we are like half a soul
17. But as it was, I couldn’t hope to escape the full obligations of a cognate
18. A role as his cognate
19. “You won’t be the only cognate, either
20. hidden affair between the white man and my distant cognate
21. some cognate words in Mandarin and Shanghainese
22. For exponent, cognate about floating on a cloud and commence watching
23. General Clauses Act, the term “Sign” with its grammatical variations and cognate
24. include “mark” with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions
25. Rage in our language connects with the heating, even though our blood in anger (the words "anger" and "Fire" can be considered cognate)
26. ability to cognate the whole complexity of the surrounding reality and
27. And the habit which is concerned with geometry and the cognate sciences I suppose that you would term understanding and not reason, as being intermediate between opinion and reason
28. Had this latter or any cognate phenomenon declared itself in any member of his
29. Ether, retained some seeds of cognate heaven
30. (1893), beauty is (as with Schelling) the union of object and subject, the drawing forth from nature of that which is cognate to man, and the recognition in oneself of that which is common to all nature
