Biological father
Old man and biological father are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old man" instead a noun phrase "Biological father".
Old man
Old man noun - A male human parent.
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Synonyms for Old man
Biological father and old man are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Biological father" instead a noun phrase "Old man".
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Related pairs
- pop and biological father
- pop and old man
- governor and biological father
- governor and old man
- patriarch and biological father
- patriarch and old man
- sire and biological father
- sire and old man
- father and biological father
- father and old man
- dad and biological father
- dad and old man
- daddy and biological father
- daddy and old man
Both terms in one sentence
- As a result, the sense that Oedipus is the (mostly) innocent pawn of fate gets somewhat lost in translation when it later turns out that that crazy old man was his biological father, Laius.
Source: Designated Hero / Literature - In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, soon after it is revealed that Indy is Mutt's biological father, Mutt suddenly displays miraculous rope-swinging powers which surpasses anything we've ever seen the old man do.
Source: Lamarck Was Right -
No Ontological Inertia: When Moql's biological father leaves the mound, he ages instantly into an old man, because five and fifty years have passed in the normal world where only a season has passed in the Mound.
Source: Literature / The Moorchild
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