pedigree Antonyms
Meaning of pedigree
pedigree (n)
the descendants of one individual
line of descent of a purebred animal
ancestry of a purebred animal
pedigree (s)
having a list of ancestors as proof of being a purebred animal
pedigree (n.)
A line of ancestors; descent; lineage; genealogy; a register or record of a line of ancestors.
A record of the lineage or strain of an animal, as of a horse.
pedigree Sentence Examples
- The dog's exceptional pedigree showcased generations of superior breeding.
- The antique clock had an impressive pedigree, tracing its origins to a renowned master craftsman.
- The family's pedigree included a lineage of distinguished scientists and scholars.
- The thoroughbred horse possessed an impeccable pedigree, ensuring its exceptional racing potential.
- The rare manuscript's pedigree revealed its previous ownership by a series of influential figures.
- The artist's work bore the unmistakable pedigree of a master, with its intricate brushstrokes and expressive colors.
- The wine had a distinguished pedigree, having been aged in the cellars of a world-renowned vineyard.
- The heirloom furniture boasted an exceptional pedigree, passing down through generations of a prominent family.
- The sommelier presented the wine with pride, emphasizing its impressive pedigree and exceptional vintage.
- The historian traced the pedigree of the artifact, meticulously documenting its origins and previous ownership.
FAQs About the word pedigree
the descendants of one individual, line of descent of a purebred animal, ancestry of a purebred animal, having a list of ancestors as proof of being a purebred
genealogy,lineage, origin, breeding, ancestry, stock, birth, strain, line, descent
issue,progeny, offspring, seed, offspring, issue, posterity, seed, posterity, progeny
The dog's exceptional pedigree showcased generations of superior breeding.
The antique clock had an impressive pedigree, tracing its origins to a renowned master craftsman.
The family's pedigree included a lineage of distinguished scientists and scholars.
The thoroughbred horse possessed an impeccable pedigree, ensuring its exceptional racing potential.
