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What noun would be used in the place of a fox being chased by hunters?

There are several options depending on the context and desired emphasis:

General:

* Prey: This is a general term for any animal hunted by another.

* Target: This emphasizes the hunters' focus on the fox.

* Game: This refers to wild animals hunted for food or sport.

Specific to the fox:

* Reynard: This is a traditional name for a fox, especially in stories.

* Vixen: If the fox is female.

* Kit: If the fox is a young one.

More dramatic:

* Victim: This highlights the fox's vulnerability.

* Fugitive: This emphasizes the fox's desperate flight.

The best choice depends on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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