Breeding and Child

Breeding

Breeding noun - The line of ancestors from whom a person is descended.
Usage example: a family of good breeding that is well respected in the community

Child is an antonym for breeding.

Nearby Words: breed, breeder

Child

Child noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

Breeding is an antonym for child.

How words are described

human human breeding human child
old old breeding old child
good good breeding good child
female female breeding female child
Other adjectives: normal, alien, future, actual, said.

Both words in one sentence

  • Comic Book / Three King Kleomenes comments that the tale of the two hounds taught to young Spartan boys, in which breeding is said to be as important as training, is different from the one taught to him as a child, in which training was emphasised as being more important than breeding.
  • The main character of Kemono no Souja Erin is a child of a woman of the Mist People and a Tohda breeding man.
  • Most same-shapeshifter pairings inevitably produce either a sterile and deformed Metis or no child at all, and even the Changing Breeds with fertile "Metis" can never produce enough to maintain their population without breeding with humans and their animal species.
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