genealogy (Meaning)
genealogy (n)
successive generations of kin
the study or investigation of ancestry and family history
genealogy (n.)
An account or history of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor; enumeration of ancestors and their children in the natural order of succession; a pedigree.
Regular descent of a person or family from a progenitor; pedigree; lineage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of genealogy
genealogy Sentence Examples
- The genealogy of the royal family traces its lineage back centuries.
- My family's genealogy has always fascinated me, connecting me to my ancestors.
- The local historical society is hosting a workshop on researching genealogy.
- Studying genealogy helps us understand the patterns of inheritance and human migration.
- The family tree in the hallway proudly displays the genealogy of my grandfather's side.
- Genealogy can uncover hidden family secrets and long-lost relatives.
- Tracing my genealogy has been a rewarding journey, filled with both surprises and a growing sense of connection.
- Ancestry websites provide vast databases for exploring genealogy.
- DNA testing is becoming increasingly popular as a tool for genealogy research.
- The study of genealogy has the potential to enrich our understanding of our own identities and the human experience.
FAQs About the word genealogy
successive generations of kin, the study or investigation of ancestry and family historyAn account or history of the descent of a person or family from an ances
family,ancestry, lineage, pedigree, birth, descent, bloodline, parentage, breeding,origin
seed, issue, progeny,seed, offspring, posterity, issue, progeny, posterity, offspring
The genealogy of the royal family traces its lineage back centuries.
My family's genealogy has always fascinated me, connecting me to my ancestors.
The local historical society is hosting a workshop on researching genealogy.
Studying genealogy helps us understand the patterns of inheritance and human migration.
