Heirloom
Heirloom noun - Something that has been in a family for generations.
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Synonyms for Heirloom
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Related pairs
- dear and heirloom
- dear and treasured
- precious and heirloom
- precious and treasured
- cherished and heirloom
- cherished and treasured
- esteemed and heirloom
- esteemed and treasured
- appreciated and heirloom
- appreciated and treasured
- prized and heirloom
- prized and treasured
- costly and heirloom
- costly and treasured
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- The accidental activation of Bella's treasured heirloom results in another chance for Harry.
- When a mage, captured and at the mercy of a swarm, demands the return of her staff, a treasured heirloom, the goblin holding it gives an evil smile and breaks it.
Source: Manga / Goblin Slayer -
In the book, Aragorn has already had Narsil reforged into Andúril (which did not happen until the third film), and refuses to give up his treasured heirloom and trusted weapon... until Gandalf offers his sword.
Source: Extended Disarming
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