Course
Course noun - A way of acting or proceeding.
Perpetuity and course are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Perpetuity" instead a noun "Course".
Perpetuity
Perpetuity noun - Endless time.
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Course and perpetuity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Course" instead a noun "Perpetuity".
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- The bible explicitly says that the oldest son and his people - who of course are viewed as white-skinned - have stewardship over the other peoples, who are to be their serfs and servants in perpetuity.
Source: Slave Race - In The Hunger Games, this is par for the course in Panem: after all, it's a society that decided to punish a single rebellion by obliterating districts and ordering its citizens to give up their children to a ruthless bloodsport every year in perpetuity.
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Disproportionate Retribution: Par for the course in Panem: after all, it's a society that decided to punish a single rebellion by obliterating districts and ordering its citizens to give up their children to a ruthless bloodsport every year in perpetuity.
Source: Literature / The Hunger Games
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