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Expression: "He does not look a day older than 15 years." | A noun required for a situation.

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#1 (permalink) Sun Nov 18, 2007 17:44 pm Bloodline and lineage

Hi

Could you please help me understand the correct use of:

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Bloodline
Lineage

Are the the same in meaning and use? Please use them in sentences.

Tom

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#2 (permalink) Sun Nov 18, 2007 17:51 pm Bloodline and lineage

Hi Tom Have you tried using the BNC yet? It really is quite handy for usage examples: BNC search results for bloodline BNC search results for lineage Link to the BNC .

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