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Meanings of pedigree in English
Having a list of ancestors as proof of being a purebred animal.
Related terms
Usage of pedigree in English
1
It's an indefinable quality, but pedigree sure counts in Europe's premier competition.
2
His pedigree and form suggest 10 furlongs is well within his compass.
3
The founders of the new journal, called PeerJ, come with a pedigree.
4
As for the food, it's everything you'd hope for from its pedigree.
5
It is used in a pedigree drawn up for him in 1601.
6
Still, Captain America: The Winter Soldier comes with a very decent pedigree.
7
What pedigree? I needed to back up a step in the argument.
8
Their pedigree illustrates the power acquired by military adventurers in the peninsula.
9
Spikes snorted and began upon the pedigree and general character of Irish.
10
Thus, the natural system is genealogical in its arrangement, like a pedigree.
11
Objective: To investigate the phenotype-to-genotype correlations in a pedigree with unusual CMT1A.
12
What other beverage or consumable product has history and pedigree like wine?
13
This approach can be extended to more-general pedigree structures and quantitative traits.
14
Wednesday's performance made the choral pedigree of the Estonian choir immediately obvious.
15
The fact that I had no experience, no background, and no pedigree.
16
His pedigree does not look promising in terms of the Derby trip.
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Pedigree through the time
Pedigree across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common