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Meanings of progeny in English
Those who descend from a biological ancestor, through any number of generations.
Synonyms
Examples for "issue"
Examples for "issue"
1
It is an animal health issue rather than a public health risk.
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This issue is common when studying several health problems in developing countries.
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However, it remains a separate issue to the Good Friday alcohol ban.
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The first key issue was health security, he said, including antimicrobial resistance.
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And his offspring continue to cast a shadow over the oil-rich state.
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Its offspring would increase with the years, often without acknowledging their patrimony.
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Maternal stress is a key risk factor in the development of offspring.
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Though there have of course been many long-lived offspring, down the years.
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However, these effects were completely or partially rescued in the H9N offspring.
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The sole descendant of the giants was the scout behind the door.
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The distant descendant has no displacency; The husbandmen are encouraged to diligence.
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The distant descendant presides over the feast; His sweet spirits are strong.
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In the meanwhile, however, Bullroarer's gentler descendant was reviving in the drawing-room.
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And in none of their other distinguishing qualities was their descendant lacking.
Usage of progeny in English
1
He conceived progeny in himself; with his mouth he created the gods.
2
Several progeny were virus-positive at 6 months of age, suggesting viral persistence.
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The parent had not the peculiarity of the variety, the progeny has.
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We have lived since puberty for the biological purpose of creating progeny.
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This group consists of transplants of root progeny from the parent bush.
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INFERENCE By former champion So You Think, whose progeny look like stayers.
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The Theban progeny of Jove had his share of pain and trial.
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What about that shortcut that may allow your progeny to be prodigy?
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Her instinctive fear of the father of her progeny was toning down.
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The first governor, Perestrello, fled from the progeny of his own she-rabbit.
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The maggots, he thought, might be the half-developed progeny of these flies.
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According to Mencius the greatest unfilial act is to leave no progeny.
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Look but at the progeny of such marriages; what is its value?
14
Promptly he imposed a lockout on his rebellious progeny and erring spouse.
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Their trophy, as for sperm, is progeny, a lottery ticket on tomorrow.
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Thousands lost their jobs, including countless women and 7000 of their progeny.
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