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Its voice was too deep and feral to be human. (source)feral = wild (typically of an animal previously domesticated)
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Jem made a feral noise in his throat. (source)feral = wild
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She smiled suddenly; it was feral and mean, and any resemblance she might have had to Neferet ended. (source)feral = previously domesticated, but now wild
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It sounded raw, almost feral. (source)feral = wild or untamed
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"I was about to say the same thing to you," he replied with a feral smile. (source)feral = untamed or wild
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But feral horses don't yield easily, not even to a man like Grandpa.† (source)
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Some former POWs became almost feral with rage.† (source)
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His eyes glowed ferally in the dark.† (source)
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He hadn't planned on feeling anything for this strange and feral barefoot girl, but watching her swirl across the sand, birds at her fingertips, he was intrigued by her self-reliance as well as her beauty.† (source)
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Feral.† (source)
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He was hungry, and his meager diet had pared his body down to a feral scrawn of gristle and bone, but he seemed to be in reasonably good health.† (source)
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When he reached it, he surveyed the entirety of Popcorn Corners: a tavern, a grocery, three equally decrepit houses, a band of feral chickens that lived in the culverts.† (source)
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I heard there were feral hogs in these woods—the newspapers in Gainesville were complaining about them the last few years—but I sure ain't complaining today.† (source)
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Paths of feral fire in the coagulate sands.† (source)
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His voice seethed with a feral intensity.† (source)
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Edward bared his teeth, crouching in defense, a feral snarl ripping from his throat.† (source)
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