used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
abandonedadjectiveUS /əˈbændənd/
forsaken by owner or inhabitants
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
equally
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
declared publicly; made widely known
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
anthropologistnounUS /ˌænθrəˈpɑːlədʒəst/
a social scientist who specializes in anthropology
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
backwardadverbUS /ˈbækwərd/
at or to or toward the back or rear
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
bearsnounUS /berz/
plural of “bear” — massive plantigrade carnivorous or omnivorous mammals with long shaggy coats and strong claws
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
earlier than; in front of
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
beingsnounUS /ˈbiːɪŋz/
plural of “being” — the state or fact of existing
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
in the space, time, or range separating two things
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
bipedaladjective
having two feet
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
brandnounUS /brænd/
a name given to a product or service
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
BrennounUS /bren/
a submachine gun operated by gas pressure; used by the British in World War II
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
plural of “brother” — a male with the same parents as someone else
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
bushlands
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From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
bypassedverbUS /ˈbaɪpæst/
past form of “bypass” — avoid something unpleasant or laborious
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
taking care or paying attention
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
characteristicsnounUS /ˌkerəktərˈɪstɪks/
plural of “characteristic” — a prominent attribute or aspect of something
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
citiesnounUS /ˈsɪtiz/
plural of “city” — a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
communicationnounUS /kəˌmjuːnəˈkeɪʃən/
the activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
Conna
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From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the men and women who man a vehicle (ship, aircraft, etc.)
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
absence of light or illumination
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
the time during which someone's life continues
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
demolishedadjectiveUS /dɪˈmɑːlɪʃt/
torn down and broken up
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
developingadjectiveUS /dɪˈveləpɪŋ/
relating to societies in which capital needed to industrialize is in short supply
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
divergencenounUS /daɪˈvɜːrdʒəns/
the act of moving away in different direction from a common point
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the 3rd planet from the sun; the planet we live on
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
Earth'snounUS /ɜːrθs/
possessive form of “earth” — the 3rd planet from the sun; the planet we live on
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
Earthmen
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From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
an adequate quantity; a quantity that is large enough to achieve a purpose
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
to come or go into
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
the act of escaping physically
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
apart from; not including
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
exceptionnounUS /ɪkˈsepʃən/
a deliberate act of omission
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
exhaustiveadjectiveUS /ɪɡˈzɔːstɪv/
performed comprehensively and completely; not superficial or partial
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
a military campaign designed to achieve a specific objective in a foreign country
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the organ of sight
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
fair-skinned
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From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
come upon, as if by accident; meet with
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
firstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/
preceding all others in time or space or degree
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
fleeingverbUS /ˈfliːɪŋ/
-ing form of “flee” — run away quickly
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
set up or found
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
a covering for the body (or parts of it) consisting of a dense growth of threadlike structures (as on the human head); helps to prevent heat loss
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
hemispherenounUS /ˈhemɪsfɪr/
half of the terrestrial globe
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
humanadjectiveUS /ˈhjuːmən/
characteristic of humanity
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
not capable of occurring or being accomplished or dealt with
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
a land mass (smaller than a continent) that is surrounded by water
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
isolatedadjectiveUS /ˈaɪsəleɪtəd/
not close together in time
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
IVnoun
the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
jet-blackadjective
of the blackest black; similar to the color of jet or coal
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
kinkyadjectiveUS /ˈkɪŋki/
(used of sexual behavior) showing or appealing to bizarre or deviant tastes
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
koola
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From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
largeadjectiveUS /lɑːrdʒ/
above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
lordlyadjectiveUS /ˈlɔːrdliː/
of or befitting a lord
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
MachnounUS /mɑːk/
Austrian physicist and philosopher who introduced the Mach number and who founded logical positivism (1838-1916)
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the force of workers available
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
negatedverbUS /ˈniːɡeɪtɪd/
past form of “negate” — be in contradiction with
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
new-born
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From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
the cardinal number that is the sum of eight and one
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
not any; not one
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
and nothing more
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used when we are both doing the action and receiving it
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the time that has elapsed
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
a geometric element that has position but no extension
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
questnounUS /kwest/
a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
any competition
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
racialadjectiveUS /ˈreɪʃəl/
of or related to genetically distinguished groups of people
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
radioactiveadjectiveUS /ˌreɪdioʊˈæktɪv/
exhibiting or caused by radioactivity
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
reach a destination, either real or abstract
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
remnantnounUS /ˈremnənt/
a small part or portion that remains after the main part no longer exists
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
resemblancenounUS /rɪˈzembləns/
similarity in appearance or external or superficial details
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
rovingnounUS /ˈroʊvɪŋ/
travelling about without any clear destination
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
destroyed physically or morally
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the state of being certain that adverse effects will not be caused by some agent under defined conditions
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
savagerynounUS /ˈsævɪdʒeri/
the property of being untamed and ferocious
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
try to locate or discover, or try to establish the existence of
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
in an aggressive manner
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
transport commercially
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
similaritynounUS /ˌsɪməˈlerəti/
the quality of being similar
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
being or characteristic of a single thing or person
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
sireverbUS /ˈsaɪər/
make (offspring) by reproduction
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
in or characteristic of a region of the United States south of (approximately) the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
spaceshipnounUS /ˈspeɪsʃɪp/
a spacecraft designed to carry a crew into interstellar space (especially in science fiction)
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
speciesnounUS /ˈspiːʃiz/
(biology) taxonomic group whose members can interbreed
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
not in physical motion
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
structurenounUS /ˈstrʌktʃər/
a thing constructed; a complex entity constructed of many parts
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
superstitiousadjectiveUS /ˌsuːpərˈstɪʃəs/
showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
sweepstakesnounUS /ˈswiːpsteɪks/
a lottery in which the prize consists of the money paid by the participants
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
great in vertical dimension; high in stature
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
Terra
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From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)
From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to explain a specific set of phenomena
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading _Care to sire a brand new race?
tribenounUS /traɪb/
a social division of (usually preliterate) people
From this reading _The first Venusian ship to reach Earth found a single isolated tribe of human beings roving the bushlands of a large island in the southern hemisphere.
Val
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From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
Venusian
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From this reading Then get aboard the Terra IV, only spaceship to escape demolished Earth, and enter the new-born Venusian sweepstakes_.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
woolnounUS /wʊl/
a fabric made from the hair of sheep
From this reading The Earthmen were without exception dark of skin and eye, and their hair, which was jet-black, was as kinky as koola wool.
worldsnounUS /wɜːrldz/
plural of “world” — everything that exists anywhere
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
From this reading All were backward to the point of savagery, fleeing in superstitious terror before every attempt at communication._ _Val Conna and his crew--nine tall young men, fair-skinned and lordly and alike enough to have been brothers--made an exhaustive search that carefully bypassed ruined cities still radioactive past the safety point, and after ten days abandoned their quest in disappointment._ _"I find no resemblance between this remnant of Earth's people and ourselves," announced Mach Bren, expedition anthropologist, "except a bipedal structure which only bears out our theory of like species developing on like worlds, and this similarity is sharply negated by impossible divergence in racial characteristics.