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> killed and slaughtered then you see this kind of language you know what this article gonna be is about
by medv 2mo ago
> killed and slaughtered
then you see this kind of language you know what this article gonna be is about
- nope1000 2mo agoCambridge dictionary defines slaughtering as > the killing of animals for meat So I guess "killed and slaughtered" would be redundant but not wrong.
- emil-lp 2mo agoWhat it's going to be about, then?
- SiempreViernes 2mo agoBy the time you get to that phrase you are way past the middle of the article, so the fact you've read almost the entire article is probably the reason you know that it is about.