forbearer (Meaning)

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forbearer (n.)

One who forbears.

The pioneer ancestors were the forbearers of our modern city.
The ancient civilization left behind intricate artifacts that serve as a testament to its forbearers.
The family's forbearers played a pivotal role in shaping the political landscape of their time.
The artist drew inspiration from the forbearers who had mastered the technique centuries ago.
The forbearer of the scientific method established a foundation for modern inquiry and discovery.
The forbearers of the legal profession laid down principles that guide us today.
The forbearers of the conservation movement recognized the importance of preserving our natural heritage.
The forbearers of modern education emphasized the importance of critical thinking and lifelong learning.
The forbearers of our country fought for the freedoms we enjoy today.
The forbearers of the medical profession dedicated their lives to alleviating human suffering.

One who forbears.

avoid, refrain (from), keep (from), shun, deny, withhold (from), abstain (from),forgo, abjure, refuse

surrender (to), yield (to), bow (to), bow (to), submit (to), surrender (to),submit (to), succumb (to), succumb (to), yield (to)

The pioneer ancestors were the forbearers of our modern city.

The ancient civilization left behind intricate artifacts that serve as a testament to its forbearers.

The family's forbearers played a pivotal role in shaping the political landscape of their time.

The artist drew inspiration from the forbearers who had mastered the technique centuries ago.