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forefather

/ˈfɔːˌfɑː.ðər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ancêtre, surtout masculin, d'une génération antérieure, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou culturel.

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/ˈfɔːˌfɑː.ðər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un ancêtre, surtout masculin, d'une génération antérieure, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou culturel.

A noun referring to an ancestor, especially a male one from an earlier generation, often used in a historical or cultural context.

  1. AncestorB2formal

    A person from whom one is descended, especially one who lived a long time ago.

    francêtre

    • Our forefathers built this nation with hard work and sacrifice.
    • He traced his lineage back to his forefathers in Ireland.
    • The traditions of our forefathers are still celebrated today.

    Synonymesancestorantecedentforebearprogenitor

  2. Founder or pioneerC1formal

    A person who originates or establishes something, such as an institution or movement.

    frprécurseur, pionnier, fondateur

    • The forefathers of modern science laid the groundwork for today's discoveries.
    • The forefathers of the university established its core values.
    • They are considered the forefathers of the environmental movement.

    Synonymesarchitectcreatorfatherfounderinitiatororiginatorpioneer

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  • forefathers plural form
  • forefathers' possessive plural form
  • forefather's possessive singular form
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