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Often used in the same context:
forbears,
ancestors,
forefathers,
descendents,
descendants,
predecessors,
contemporaries,
grandfathers,
brethren,
ancients,
conquistadores,
colonists,
pilgrim fathers,
ancestry,
lineage,
origins,
forerunners,
frontiersmen,
pioneers,
kinfolk,
slaves,
aristocracies,
progenitors,
cousins,
roots,
plantocracy,
generations,
folkways,
palaeolithic,
nobility,
homelands,
cosmologies,
ascendants,
moravians,
heritage,
slaveholders,
pietists,
conquerors,
antecedents,
freedman,
etruscans,
dandyism,
gentry,
moderns,
carthaginians,
yore,
noblesse oblige,
negroid,
foremother,
southernness,
manifest destiny,
stoics,
melanesians,
aristos,
pythagoreans,
roundheads,
gaulish,
scythians,
minoans,
freeborn,
aborigines,
namesakes,
hellenists,
homo habilis,
transcendentalist,
indentureship,
natives,
beguines,
siouan,
prehistory,
pawnees,
manumission,
gullahs,
clansmen,
merovingian dynasty,
idiom,
settlers,
birthright,
calvinistic,
phoenicians,
epigones,
hindoos,
revere,
thomas babington macaulay,
freemen,
lydians,
ferdinand magellan,
olden,
traditions,
amorites,
carolingian,
existentialists,
cromwellian,
schoolmarms,
paleolithic,
barbarisms,
glories,
edomites,
landed gentry,
mugwumps,
primitivism,
forebear,
ancestor,
worthies,
heroes,
predecessor,
hagiography,
founders,
tradition,
greats,
writers,
compatriots
Appears in the definition of:
benjamin
Also try:
— Adjectives for forebears:
immediate,
own,
puritan,
century,
ancient,
literary,
intellectual,
illustrious,
european,
medieval,
english,
more...
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