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progenitor

/prəʊˈdʒen.ɪ.tər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um ancestral direto, o fundador ou a origem de uma linhagem, espécie ou ideia.

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noun

/prəʊˈdʒen.ɪ.tər/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um ancestral direto, o fundador ou a origem de uma linhagem, espécie ou ideia.

A noun referring to a direct ancestor, originator, or founder of a particular line, species, or idea.

  1. Ancestor or forefatherC2formal

    A person from whom someone is descended; a direct ancestor.

    ptAncestral ou antepassado

    • The progenitor of the family line was a famous explorer.
    • Geneticists study the DNA of early human progenitors.
    • He traced his lineage back to a common progenitor in the 17th century.

    Sinônimosancestorantecedentforebearforefather

  2. Originator or founderC2formal

    A person or thing that originates or establishes something, such as an idea, movement, or organization.

    ptProgenitor

    • She is considered the progenitor of modern feminist theory.
    • The ancient Greeks were the progenitors of Western philosophy.
    • This machine is the progenitor of all modern computers.

    Sinônimosarchitectbegettercreatorfatherfounderinitiatorinventororiginatorpioneersource

    Antônimosadherentcopyistderivativediscipleemulatorfollowerimitatorsuccessor

Formas
  • progenitors plural form
  • progenitors' possessive plural form
  • progenitor's possessive singular form
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