forefather

IPA: fˈɔrfɑðɝ

noun

  • ancestor
  • cultural ancestor; one who originated an idea or tradition.
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Examples of "forefather" in Sentences

  • They are admiring their forefathers.
  • Abraham is the forefather of the Israelites.
  • I don't want to see the forefather of the survival horror genre.
  • Zhong Jie can be considered as the forefather of the Zhong family.
  • Dumont is considered to be the forefather of the French Green Party.
  • The birth of the first forefather heralded two thousand years of Godliness.
  • The Belgrade Higher School was the forefather of the University of Belgrade.
  • There is mortadella, a sausage known elsewhere as Bologna, the forefather of American baloney.
  • As this is our forefather's intent, then we should be able to attain as much artillery as our military.
  • It was such an important amendment to the Constitution that our forefathers saw it's necessity only second to the right of free speech.

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