Forerunner and Son

Forerunner

Forerunner noun - Something belonging to an earlier time from which something else was later developed.
Usage example: enjoyed the demonstration of the simple hand loom that was the forerunner of today's computer-controlled looms
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Synonyms for Forerunner

Son is an antonym for forerunner.

Son

Son noun - A male human offspring.
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Synonyms for Son

Forerunner is an antonym for son.

How words are described

human human forerunner human son
actual actual forerunner actual son
living living forerunner living son
young young forerunner young son
Other adjectives: famous, last, rebellious, younger, oldest.

Both words in one sentence

  • In the biblical story of Abraham and Isaac, in a forerunner to the Milgram experiment, God runs an experiment to determine the extent of Abraham's faith by commanding him to sacrifice his beloved son on an altar.
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