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offsprings Meaning
offsprings
the product of the reproductive processes of a person, animal, or plant, the young of a person, animal, or plant, offshoot sense 1a, product, result, the progeny of an animal or plant, the immediate descendant of a person or animal
offsprings Sentence Examples
- The mother lion attentively cared for her newborn offspring, grooming and protecting them.
- The sea turtle released hundreds of tiny offspring into the vast ocean, hoping only a few would survive.
- The farmer's prize bull had sired numerous offspring that inherited his superior genes.
- The bird's nest was a safe haven for its helpless offspring, providing shelter and food.
- The wolf pack nurtured its young offspring, teaching them the skills necessary for survival.
- The prolific spider produced countless offspring, each with its own silk-spinning abilities.
- The offspring of the endangered orangutan were carefully monitored by conservationists to ensure their well-being.
- The human couple had eagerly awaited the arrival of their first offspring, a bundle of joy that filled their hearts with love.
- The abandoned offspring of the feral cat were taken in by a compassionate animal shelter.
- The orphaned offspring of the slain elephant relied on the support of the matriarch of the herd for protection and guidance.
FAQs About the word offsprings
the product of the reproductive processes of a person, animal, or plant, the young of a person, animal, or plant, offshoot sense 1a, product, result, the progen
child, progeny,fruit, family, posterity, seed, young, brood, issue,spawn
parent, antecedent, father, grandfather, forefather, forebear, ancestor, progenitor, forebearer,primogenitor
The mother lion attentively cared for her newborn offspring, grooming and protecting them.
The sea turtle released hundreds of tiny offspring into the vast ocean, hoping only a few would survive.
The farmer's prize bull had sired numerous offspring that inherited his superior genes.
The bird's nest was a safe haven for its helpless offspring, providing shelter and food.
