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. 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.

2. James Reese:

   You can still do security and you can be nice. But when they start throwing stones and rolling propane bombs at you, it is not being nice anymore, we are outnumbered thousands to one. The law enforcement is outnumbered hundreds to one. It is a small law enforcement [presence] here and they are tapped out, these protesters are taking away other officers from their community. The locals are tired, their livestock is missing. This has been going on for months.

3. Gholamreza Shariati:

   Some residents are resisting (evacuation calls) because of their livestock...and because they've experienced similar circumstances in the past.

4. Sherry Rehman:

   People are adrift, livestock and crops are damaged.

5. Jonathan Kulmisha:

   In more settled communities it is usually boys who are sent to school, girls are given the responsibility of household chores and livestock herding.