ancestorially (Meaning)

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ancestorially (adv.)

With regard to ancestors.

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The ancient artifacts were passed down ancestorially, preserving the cultural heritage of the community.
The family traditions were upheld ancestorially, with each generation following the customs of their forebears.
The tribal knowledge was transmitted ancestorially through oral storytelling and rituals.
The sacred rituals performed in the temple were rooted ancestorially, connecting the present with the past.
The royal lineage traced its legitimacy ancestorially, with records of ancestry meticulously maintained.
The spiritual teachings were ingrained ancestorially, shaping the worldview of the community over centuries.
The ancestral home was a symbol of continuity, standing ancestorially as a testament to generations gone by.
The wisdom of the elders was passed on ancestorially, guiding the community through changing times.
The family heirlooms held sentimental value as they were handed down ancestorially from one generation to the next.
The governance system was structured ancestorially, drawing inspiration from the practices of the founding leaders.

With regard to ancestors.

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The ancient artifacts were passed down ancestorially, preserving the cultural heritage of the community.

The family traditions were upheld ancestorially, with each generation following the customs of their forebears.

The tribal knowledge was transmitted ancestorially through oral storytelling and rituals.

The sacred rituals performed in the temple were rooted ancestorially, connecting the present with the past.