Child and Lineage

Child

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

Lineage is an antonym for child.

Lineage

Lineage noun - The line of ancestors from whom a person is descended.
Usage example: his Italian lineage was very important to him

Child is an antonym for lineage.

Nearby Word: line

How words are described

human human child human lineage
old old child old lineage
good good child good lineage
alien alien child alien lineage
Other adjectives: future, original, true, real, male, cursed, mysterious, last, surviving, older.

Both words in one sentence

  • Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: In the Coneely family every generation has one child with these features, as a mark of the selkie lineage.
  • Dwarves play this straight 50% of the time, with the recognized lineage and caste of a child being determined by that of their same-sex parent.
  • Men Are Tough Lineage Comes from the Father: A child's inheritance (whether material or genetic) comes from their father or his side of the family, rather than the mother's.
    Source: Men Are Tough
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