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Descendent   /dɪsˈɛndənt/   Listen
Descendent

noun
1.
A person considered as descended from some ancestor or race.  Synonym: descendant.






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"Descendent" Quotes from Famous Books



... born at Troy, O. is a descendent who has been prominent as teacher I was told. Mr. Fountain Randolph said she now lives & teaches at Wilberforce as Mrs. Coleman. I wrote Prof. Scarborough about her but ...
— The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922 • Various

... was a descendent of Alfred the Great (S51); for this reason he was hailed with enthusiasm by the native English. He at once began a system of reforms worthy of his illustrious ancestor. His first act was to issue a charter confirming the Charter of Liberties or pledges of good government which ...
— The Leading Facts of English History • D.H. Montgomery

... Cockburn, and with the BLANCHE under his command, proceed to Porto Ferrajo, and superintend the evacuation of that place also. On his way, he fell in with two Spanish frigates, the SABINA and the CERES. The MINERVE engaged the former, which was commanded by D. Jacobo Stuart, a descendent of the Duke of Berwick. After an action of three hours, during which the Spaniards lost 164 men, the SABINA struck. The Spanish captain, who was the only surviving officer, had hardly been conveyed on board the MINERVE, when another enemy's frigate came up, ...
— The Life of Horatio Lord Nelson • Robert Southey



Words linked to "Descendent" :   relation, related, descending, relative, ancestor, scion, child, descend



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