Ancestry
Ancestry noun - The line of ancestors from whom a person is descended.
Connection and ancestry are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Connection" instead a noun "Ancestry".
Connection
Connection noun - The fact or state of having something in common.
Ancestry and connection are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ancestry" instead a noun "Connection".
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Over the years, the magical heritage so gained has gradually filtered into the general population, so it's not uncommon for people with no apparent connection to the nobility to have a bit of Ferisher ancestry (and therefore a bit of magic).
Source: Altar Diplomacy -
Over the years, the magical ability so gained has gradually filtered into the general population, so it's not uncommon for people with no apparent connection to the nobility to have a bit of Ferisher ancestry (and therefore a bit of magic).
Source: Literature / Apparatus Infernum - Lee had a further connection to notable medieval ancestry: his mother's family (through whom he claimed descent from Charlemagne) were loyal servants of Frederick Barbarossa, and given the title of count for their trouble.
Source: Famous Ancestor
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