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forefather
[ fawr-fah-ther, fohr- ]
noun
- an ancestor.
Synonyms: , , ,
forefather
/ 藞蹿蓴藧藢蹿蓱藧冒蓹 /
noun
- an ancestor, esp a male
Derived Forms
- 藞蹿辞谤别藢蹿补迟丑别谤濒测, adjective
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 蹿辞谤别顎僨补顎卼丑别谤路濒测 adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of forefather1
Example Sentences
As the forefather of 'juego de posicion', the 'positional play' that has dominated world football since his Barcelona side won everything 15 years ago, this is a sizeable admission.
"The house bears the footprints of my forefathers 鈥 the house to me is on hallowed ground."
He fears having to sell off parts of his family's 700-acre hill farm near Bridgend to afford a future tax bill, saying his forefathers would be "turning in their graves".
His ability to take bold, audacious business risks informed a high-profile acquisition strategy that kept the salt-to-steel conglomerate founded 155 years ago by his forefathers relevant after India liberalised its economy in the 1990s.
The new version of 鈥淐riminal Minds,鈥 fittingly subtitled 鈥淓volution,鈥 which recently completed its second season on Paramount+, follows its CBS forefather in being a show about criminal profilers.
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