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Meanings of scion in English

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Usage of scion in English
1
The scion of some important chieftain's family, Rillish had come to suppose.
Return of the Crimson Guard
2
As one pundit said: it's the eagerly anticipated scion of fading aristocrats.
The Irish Times
3
Furthermore, no scion can be established under a diseased sire, Domenico said.
The Book of Life
4
They call him a scion, which is a different kind of important.
Arcanum Unbounded
5
The royal scion himself was at the palace door to welcome me.
Autobiography of a Yogi
6
Also spotted was real estate scion and movie producer billionaire Steve Bing.
Reuters
7
The Chairman: How about using scion wood more than one year old?
Northern Nut Growers Association, Report of the Proceedings at t...
8
As far was Ysabeau was concerned, Matthew's new scion was a fait accompli.
The Book of Life
9
The Party Pieces scion is far from alone in experiencing this particular trajectory.
News.com.au
10
Then insert the tongue of the stock into the slit of the scion.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
11
The scion of one of the oldest families in Europe kidnapped.
Nonsense Novels
12
First the twins, then Matthew's scion, and now the future of the species?
The Book of Life
13
He was the brilliant but unscrupulous scion of a haughty house in England.
Europe Revised
14
There was not in the city a single scion of a noble family.
Ten Great Events in History
15
Which name will you use for our dear scion now, Perry?
Seven Surrenders
16
The root remained, and some scion worthy of the stock sprang from it.
Notable Women of Olden Time
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