Ancestor and Old lady

Ancestor

Ancestor noun - A person who is several generations earlier in an individual's line of descent.

Old lady and ancestor are semantically related In some cases you can use "Old lady" instead a noun "Ancestor".

Nearby Words: ancestry, ancestral, ancestress

Old lady

Old lady noun - A female human parent.
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Ancestor and old lady are semantically related in person topic. Sometimes you can use "Ancestor" instead a noun phrase "Old lady".

Both terms in one sentence

  • In Ernest Scared Stupid, Old Lady Hackmore says "you're the seventh son of the seventh son" when listing all the auspices that make Ernest The Chosen One for fulfilling his ancestor's legacy and defeating Trantor the Troll once and for all.
  • Film / Ernest Scared Stupid Magical Seventh Son: Old Lady Hackmore says "you're the seventh son of the seventh son" when listing all the auspices that make Ernest The Chosen One for fulfilling his ancestor's legacy and defeating Trantor the Troll once and for all.
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