Synonyms for Pro-geniture:
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n.
• brood
- Family
, - Infants
, - Progeniture
, - begats
, - breed
, - chicks
, - clutch
, - descendants
, - flock
, - hatch
, - issue
, - litter
, - offspring
, - posterity
, - progeny
, - scions
, - seed
, - young
.
• descendant
- Children
, - brood
, - child
, - chip off old block
, - get
, - heir
, - kin
, - offshoot
, - product
, - scion
, - spin-off
.
• genealogy
- Stirps
, - ancestry
, - blood line
, - derivation
, - descent
, - extraction
, - generation
, - genetics
, - heredity
, - history
, - line
, - lineage
, - parentage
, - pedigree
, - stemma
, - stock
, - strain
.
• issue
• offspring
• posterity
• progeny
What are the hypernyms for Pro-geniture?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for pro-geniture?
Pro-geniture refers to offspring, descendants or a person's children. Antonyms for this word could include words that signify the opposite of offspring, such as ancestors or forebears. Alternatively, words like barrenness, infertility or sterility could be used as antonyms for progeniture. These words are used to describe the inability to give birth or produce offspring. The antonym for progeniture could also be abandonment, which suggests a situation where there are no children to care for. In general, antonyms for progeniture are words that convey the opposite of fertility, reproduction or the presence of offspring.
What are the antonyms for Pro-geniture?
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n.
• brood
• descendant
• offspring
• posterity
• seed
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