Daughter
Precursor
Precursor noun - Something belonging to an earlier time from which something else was later developed.
Usage example: a precursor of the modern eggplant
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Synonyms for Precursor
Nearby Word: precursory
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- A web series tie-in to Dollhouse shows that one of the scientists who worked on the precursor to Active technology used it to fix her emotionally unstable daughter.
- The "Precursor" part comes from the fact that his daughter organized a religion based around worshipping his name and appeasing him by throwing aeon after aeon at him, so he'd always have a new host to possess...at the cost of the summoner's life.
Source: Abusive Precursors
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