Central
Central adjective - Coming before all others in importance.
Hereditary and central are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hereditary" instead an adjective "Central".
Hereditary
Hereditary adjective - Genetically passed or capable of being passed from parent to offspring.
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Central and hereditary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Central" instead an adjective "Hereditary".
Nearby Word: heredity
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As a point of trivia, Georg August was not only the last British Monarch born outside of Englandnote (Of his successors there, so far only Edward VIII and George VI have been born outside of Central London) but the last hereditary ruler of Hanover to be born any closer than Berlin.
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The Dream Caster's Wise Man (a hereditary position) and his last-second replacement; (his granddaughter, slightly averting this trope) are a good example: they keep one of the "Central Sites", a scattering of library/bomb-shelter/safehouse/crypt things.
Source: Ancient Keeper
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