bloodline (Meaning)

Wordnet

bloodline (n)

the descendants of one individual

ancestry of a purebred animal

The champion racehorse came from a long line of distinguished bloodline, known for its speed and endurance.
The royal family traced its bloodline back through centuries of noble lineage.
Breeders carefully selected mates to preserve the purity of the bloodline and maintain desirable traits.
In mythology, heroes often possessed a divine bloodline, granting them extraordinary abilities.
The detective followed the suspect's bloodline, uncovering secrets buried for generations.
The artist's talent seemed to flow through her veins, a testament to her artistic bloodline.
The heir to the throne boasted an impeccable bloodline, ensuring the continuity of the royal lineage.
The family tree was meticulously documented, tracing the bloodline from ancestors to descendants.
The archaeologist discovered ancient artifacts that hinted at the existence of a powerful bloodline in the region.
The scientist studied genetic markers to understand the hereditary traits passed down through the bloodline.

the descendants of one individual, ancestry of a purebred animal

origin,lineage, ancestry, genealogy, breeding, pedigree, blood, stock, extraction, strain

offspring, offspring, seed, progeny,progeny, posterity, issue, issue, posterity, seed

The champion racehorse came from a long line of distinguished bloodline, known for its speed and endurance.

The royal family traced its bloodline back through centuries of noble lineage.

Breeders carefully selected mates to preserve the purity of the bloodline and maintain desirable traits.

In mythology, heroes often possessed a divine bloodline, granting them extraordinary abilities.