Synonyms for livestock
ˈlaɪvˌstɒklive·stock

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1. livestock, stock, farm animalnoun

   any animals kept for use or profit

   Synonyms:
   parentage, lineage, strain, gillyflower, fund, stock, stock certificate, broth, ancestry, breed, stemma, descent, caudex, store, gunstock, pedigree, origin, line of descent, blood, blood line, farm animal, line, bloodline, inventory, neckcloth

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1. • Placental Mammal

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1. List of paraphrases for "livestock":

   cattle, animal, ganadería, ranching, rearing, husbandry, animals, livestock-raising, stockbreeding, farming, farmed, stock-raising, breeding, herd, eev, earned, cattle-breeding, stockfarming

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1. The CCF:

   Predators are not wanton livestock catching animals, they don't want to come and eat our livestock. What we as humans do is put our livestock in inappropriate locations through lack of knowledge.

2. Morteza Salimi:

   Our near-final report is that about 14 villages have had very limited damage, there are no casualties and most of the damage is walls collapsing in places where livestock is kept.

3. Jeremy Morris:

   Jeremy Morris also uses the Christmas display to raise money for the families of cancer patients as well as a local organization that helps homeless children. It seems to me the homeowners association has a legitimate concern about crowds and traffic and livestock. But I suspect this has more to do with Christianity than camels. I live in the United States.

4. Avinash Kar:

   Solving antibiotic resistance will require ending the rampant overuse of these drugs in livestock. Until then, these lifesaving drugs will increasingly fail when sick people need them—and, as CDC recognized, 'everyone is at risk,'.

5. Avinash Kar:

   There is no doubt that drug-resistant infections are on the rise. While CDC's estimates have improved, they remain conservative, solving antibiotic resistance will require ending the rampant overuse of these drugs in livestock. Until then, these lifesaving drugs will increasingly fail when sick people need them—and, as CDC recognized, 'everyone is at risk,'.