Definitions
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- noun The entirety of
wolves ; all wolves collectively as a group.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Jocelyn and I sent messages covertly to the faeries, the warlocks, and even to those age-old enemies of wolfkind, the vampires, warning them of Valentines plans and bidding them prepare for battle.
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It is said that such a wolf holds the power to destroy not only her pack, but all of wolfkind.
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The future of wolfkind is more important than any wolf, than any wolf pack or human tribe.
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And since the Greatwolves knew they could not stay forever upon the Earth, they sought out wolves who would someday take their place as guardians of wolfkind, wolves who would watch over all others to make sure wolves and humans did not come together again.
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It is why we must keep the promise, and why the fate of all wolfkind rests upon our backs.
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We must be ready when that day comes, or wolfkind will be no more.
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Do you know that the humans have declared war on all of wolfkind, Ruuqo?
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“There was a time when humans and wolves fought, and all of wolfkind nearly came to an end.”
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That wolf will bring an end to wolfkind as we know it.
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Otherwise, the war will spread, and wolfkind will be no more.
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