cattle
Pronunciation: [ˈkætəl]
Word
Context: "agriculture"
(noun) cattle are large animals like cows and bulls that are raised on farms for their meat, milk, and hides. They are important for farming and provide food and other products.
Example
The farmer has a herd of cattle that graze in the green fields every day.
Example
The storm destroyed the barn, and the farmer lost several cattle that were sheltering inside.
Example
How many cattle does your uncle have on his farm?
Context: "social groups"
(noun) the term cattle can also refer to a group of people who are viewed as common or without value, often used in a disrespectful way. It's like saying someone might think of others as unimportant or just part of a crowd.
Example
During the rally, many everyday cattle gathered to support the cause.
Example
He looked down on the cattle at the event, thinking they didn't understand the issues.
Example
Why do some leaders ignore the voice of the cattle in their community?
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