progeny — offspring; descendants of a person, animal, or plant
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: offspring; descendants of a person, animal, or plant
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈprɑːdʒəni/
Korean meaning: 후손, 자손, 새끼
Korean pronunciation: **프라**저니
Example Sentences
- The billionaire's progeny fought over the inheritance like hungry sharks.
- Einstein's intellectual progeny continue to advance theoretical physics.
- The cat's progeny inherited her talent for knocking things off tables.
progeny
NOUN//ˈprɑːdʒəni//
offspring; descendants of a person, animal, or plant
A mother hen protects her progeny in the farmyard
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A mother's melody shapes her progeny's destiny
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Origin
From Latin 'progenies', derived from 'pro-' (forward, forth) and 'gignere' (to beget, produce). The word originally referred to descendants or offspring in Roman usage.
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“The billionaire's progeny fought over the inheritance like hungry sharks.”
“Einstein's intellectual progeny continue to advance theoretical physics.”
“The cat's progeny inherited her talent for knocking things off tables.”
“Researchers tracked the progeny of the rare orchid for three generations.”
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