ancestorial (Meaning)
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ancestorial (a.)
Ancestral.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ancestorial
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ancestorial Sentence Examples
- The ancient artifact unearthed by archaeologists is believed to have ancestrorial connections to a long-lost civilization.
- The family's grand estate has been passed down through many generations, holding a significant ancestrorial importance.
- The historian meticulously traced the ancestorial lineage of the royal family to authenticate their claims to the throne.
- In the small village, there is a sacred tree with ancestrorial roots that symbolize the community's deep history.
- The tribal elders gathered to discuss important matters, drawing upon their ancestrorial wisdom and traditions.
- The explorer stumbled upon an ancestrorial burial site, shedding light on the customs of an ancient society.
- The old manuscript contained a wealth of information about the town's ancestrorial customs and rituals.
- The castle's halls echoed with tales of ancestrorial bravery and the legends of heroic ancestors.
- The family reunion provided an opportunity for relatives to share stories and celebrate their shared ancestrorial heritage.
- The genealogist meticulously researched the family's ancestorial records, uncovering fascinating details about their roots.
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Ancestral.
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The ancient artifact unearthed by archaeologists is believed to have ancestrorial connections to a long-lost civilization.
The family's grand estate has been passed down through many generations, holding a significant ancestrorial importance.
The historian meticulously traced the ancestorial lineage of the royal family to authenticate their claims to the throne.
In the small village, there is a sacred tree with ancestrorial roots that symbolize the community's deep history.
