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Collocations for "creature"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "creature" in context.

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creature

n

is a wretched creature
a creature of the [night, dark]
a creature from [the forest, hell]
a creature from another [planet, continent]
a [mysterious, legendary] creature
saw some kind of creature in the [dark, shadows]
the creature's [eyes, fangs, claws]
there are few living creatures who can...
a [humanlike, catlike] creature
humans are social creatures
are deadly creatures
[observe, embrace, respect] our fellow creatures

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'creature' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

clasp - claw - clutch - comfort - ferret - fierce - ground - habit - hideous - jaw - leg - living - lower - minute - mysterious - nightmare - omen - playful - resemble - salient - sharp - slimy - sociable - space - unfold

Forum discussions with the word(s) "creature" in the title:

(a) living creature - English Only forum
[inversion] "fleeing like the wild, wounded creature I am." - English Only forum
A creature is conscious if there is “something that it is like” to be this creature - English Only forum
a creature of the suddenest impulses. - English Only forum
a creature <rolling> and diving - English Only forum
A <creature> to be treated [human and animal] - English Only forum
a neck-wringingly horrible creature - English Only forum
a panoply of creature comforts - English Only forum
A spider is not really a harmful creature. - English Only forum
A woman is a creature what is meant to be in the home. - English Only forum
Both you and I are the same creature<s>. - English Only forum
Can the pronoun IT refer to a living creature? - English Only forum
creature - English Only forum
Creature [referring to children?] - English Only forum
Creature vs. life-being - English Only forum
creature who/that - English Only forum
Creature? - English Only forum
creature/material comforts - English Only forum
creatures or creature - English Only forum
damage to <> target creature: omit <a/the>? [article use] - English Only forum
Difference between creature and creation usage - English Only forum
docile creature bah-ing contentedly in a pen - English Only forum
duck is a spectacular creature because it… [gender] - English Only forum
earth creature - English Only forum
get hold of every male creature - English Only forum
Guilty pleasures, bare necessities, creature comforts - What are these? - English Only forum
He's a creature come straight out of a nightmare [omission of relative pronoun] - English Only forum
He's a creature of habit. - English Only forum
her creature comforts - English Only forum
Hospitable creature! - English Only forum
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