Breed and People

Breed

Breed noun - A number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in common.

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People and breed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "People" instead a noun "Breed".

Nearby Words: breeding, breeder

People noun - Human beings in general.

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Breed and people are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Breed" instead a noun "People". archaic substitute

Nearby Words: peopled, peopling

old	old breed	old people
good	good breed	good people
normal	normal breed	normal people
common	common breed	common people
Other adjectives: specific, certain, separate, friendly, native, powerful, real, wrong, strange, different, older, modern, elderly.

Just state — or really heavily imply — that they breed humans like livestock, or keep them like animals in vast People Farms.

Source: People Farms
Why should vampires spend hours hunting a juicy bloodbag when they can just breed and slowly exsanguinate people in People Farms?

Source: Industrialized Evil
Kornbluth, the population of Earth has literally "Bred for stupidity" by smart people choosing to have fewer children while idiots continue to breed indiscriminately.

Source: Idiot Ball / Literature

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