forebear (Meaning)

Wordnet

forebear (n)

a person from whom you are descended

Webster

An ancestor. See Forbear.

My great-grandfather was a courageous forebear who crossed the Atlantic in search of opportunity.
The wise teachings of our ancestors have guided us as their humble forebears.
The forebears of the city laid the foundation for its thriving present.
Respect for our forebears is essential for preserving our cultural heritage.
The sacrifices and struggles of our forebears paved the way for our freedoms.
Studying the lives of our forebears can provide us with valuable lessons and insights.
The forebears of this nation fought valiantly for independence and self-determination.
The forebears of the scientific community laid the groundwork for modern discoveries.
The forebears of the environmental movement recognized the importance of protecting our planet.
Honoring the legacy of our forebears is a testament to their enduring influence on our lives.

a person from whom you are descendedAn ancestor. See Forbear.

ancestor, grandfather, father,forefather, predecessor, forebearer, progenitor, primogenitor,grandmother, ancestress

lineage, children, offspring,descendant, descendent, descendant, descendent, family, offspring, lineage

My great-grandfather was a courageous forebear who crossed the Atlantic in search of opportunity.

The wise teachings of our ancestors have guided us as their humble forebears.

The forebears of the city laid the foundation for its thriving present.

Respect for our forebears is essential for preserving our cultural heritage.