Preys and Victims

Preys

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Victims and preys are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Victims" instead a noun "Preys".

Victims

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Preys and victims are semantically related. You can use "Preys" instead a noun "Victims".

Both words in one sentence

  • They feed by mesmerizing they preys, before inserting the proboscises extending from their cheeks into the nostrils of the victims, and drinking their "soup".
  • Horror of Dracula: Lucy , after becoming a vampire, preys on her niece as one of her first victims.
  • You Sexy Beast In the original book, Dracula is a rather ugly old man who preys on young women, making him more of a monstrous pervert at the start; however, he becomes younger and better looking with the more victims that he feeds on.
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