gentilitious (Meaning)
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gentilitious (a.)
Peculiar to a people; national.
Hereditary; entailed on a family.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gentilitious
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gentilitious Sentence Examples
- His gentilitious name, derived from his father's birthplace, was indicative of his family's heritage.
- The old manor bore the gentilitious coat of arms, a proud symbol of centuries-old lineage.
- The town's gentilitious festival celebrated its unique identity and cultural roots.
- The senator's gentilitious speech invoked the glories and sacrifices of his ancestors.
- The university awarded scholarships based on gentilitious relationships to students of distinguished lineage.
- The royal family's gentilitious crest adorned all official documents and heraldry.
- The genealogist traced the family's gentilitious line back to the Middle Ages.
- The gentilitious association provided support and networking opportunities for individuals of shared ancestry.
- The ancient temple bore inscriptions commemorating the gentilitious deities of the local tribe.
- The gentilitious history of the region was a tapestry of intermingling cultures and traditions.
FAQs About the word gentilitious
Peculiar to a people; national., Hereditary; entailed on a family.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His gentilitious name, derived from his father's birthplace, was indicative of his family's heritage.
The old manor bore the gentilitious coat of arms, a proud symbol of centuries-old lineage.
The town's gentilitious festival celebrated its unique identity and cultural roots.
The senator's gentilitious speech invoked the glories and sacrifices of his ancestors.
