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    progeny


    1. his progeny, had never let off the work


    2. For someone who opposed the hunts, and opposed mating with outside women, it is quite ironic to find that you dabbled once and left a progeny behind


    3. They thought that perhaps one day a progeny would evolve with the power to stand before the Plague


    4. She had learned the Elders had invested heavily in this land, filling it with a vast amount of their progeny


    5. The people developing the budget of the current administration don"t have a clue, with the exception of burdening our progeny until the whatever generation, in order to pay the debts of the current one


    6. Mary Alice Hawes was the last surviving progeny of Captain


    7. I think our leader would be very pleased with my progeny


    8. Although I am not principally opposed to inter-planetary travel, it would seem that given the number of pressing social and economic issues demanding our immediate attention right here at home, financial resources otherwise allocated to NASA would be put to better use by attending to the requirements of a planet that our progeny will continue calling home for centuries to come rather than exploring (uninhabitable) regions for no apparent reason other than satisfying quixotical designs


    9. As a graying sixties generation quickly approaches middle age, sustained by a wistful desire for the ―good old days‖ that typified its youthful idealism, many can‘t help reflecting on those formative years without forlorn regret over a progeny whose slackening awareness and indifference to social ―causes‖ and other immediate issues that continue to trouble our society has given way to self-gratifying designs, like amassing ―huge‖ fortunes, for example


    10. God the father in terms of knowledge and power, but the son in terms of progeny, hence love

    11. “They further held that the office of successorship…should be hereditary, limited to the progeny of Mohammed


    12. Ali the son-in-law, and his progeny al Hassan and al Husain the grandsons of Mohammed, had lost


    13. Palaces on lakes; the progeny of blue blood


    14. progeny, and it seems as if He takes you on as the


    15. 1 O reasoning of the sons, Lord over the passions, and religion more desirable to a mother than progeny! 2 The mother, when two


    16. The only questions are how soon will it be dead, and what progeny, if any, will it leave behind? The excuse the Court offers to keep the Constitution “living” is to claim it is applying such tests as “evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society


    17. In American law schools critical theory and its progeny, feminist jurisprudence, reject the very concepts of reason and logic upon which America and the whole of Western society are founded


    18. 16 But by the time Enos was eight hundred and twenty years old, Cain had a large progeny; for they married frequently, being given to animal lusts; until the land below the mountain, was filled with them


    19. No one was left to teach their progeny anything about what had been rebelled against


    20. 16 But by the time Enos was eight hundred and twenty years old Cain had a large progeny; for they married frequently being given to animal lusts; until the land below the mountain was filled with them

    21. He saw a land filled with his progeny, he saw a land of milk and honey, yes, but beyond that he saw a celestial city built by God Himself


    22. 1 O reasoning of the sons Lord over the passions and religion more desirable to a mother than progeny! 2 The mother when two things were set before here religion and the safety of her seven sons for a time on the conditional promise of a tyrant 3 rather elected the religion which according to God preserves to eternal life


    23. progeny, improving the overall state and function of the


    24. Some statutes give great weight to the interests of the progeny


    25. The genius owes something to both his ancestors and his progeny; likewise is he under obligation to the race, nation, and circumstances of his inventive discoveries; he should also remember that it was as man among men that he labored and wrought out his inventions


    26. The father is supremely interested in the progressive welfare of his progeny


    27. But would their standard of evolution thus erected on the land of religion stand up to logic? After all, the three millennia or more of anthropological data that modern man is in possession fails to indicate an iota of variation in the existing species not to speak of the evolution of the new! That being the case, could it be then the world came into being on its own, as it were! Well if it were so, the question that arises is, wouldn’t have the first men made their progeny privy to that story? But that didn’t happen either, as we don’t even have hearsay to go by about our origins


    28. In time, this would have removed the plunamic need to feed upon what was self-procreated, and thus the progeny would have been left to grow up and in turn further the flock


    29. and settle in until, restless again, winged progeny, wanting they know


    30. After a moment, this elderly woman offers a “hi” as a greeting then looks the apparently blond late 20-something in jeans and a T-shirt and her eight-year-old hooded progeny up and down

    31. For many this was the norm after visiting the castle… except for King Charles and his progeny


    32. removal of progeny, and an elimination of ‘ sexual prowling


    33. calling and spraying and removal of progeny


    34. will be from my progeny


    35. It knew its progeny were dying


    36. Is there anything else I feel towards that overgrown halibut? Its progeny have sustained me and the rest of this planet for cod knows how long, after all


    37. may have had progeny growing up in our city


    38. group end up with no progeny


    39. didn't give a damn about their progeny, or hardly cared, but


    40. Loyalty to House, North and South, would be eroded by parents cheering on their progeny in Greek, Afrikaans, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, German, Flemish or French

    41. While your next door neighbor may genuinely care for Callie the cat and all of her progeny into perpetuity, what happens when the kitty litter budget runs out? If you leave Fergus the dog to your cousin Harold, along with $10,000 to provide Fergus with the best of everything, what’s to guarantee that Harold won’t buy himself the best of everything and let Fergus eat cheap kibbles? What if there is simply nobody to leave Callie or Fergus to because you have no children and don’t trust the neighbors?


    42. You may know, Jean Paul Satre feels that but for a few, men are mere fools, and it’s not hard to imagine how such shape up their progeny


    43. And as the world knows, it was Muhammad who founded Islam, some six hundred years after Jesus, the peach Isaac’s progeny that ushered in the Christianity


    44. But, in the bargain, the progeny of Ishmael would have retained the magical name of Islam for their worship of Hubal


    45. After all, Ishmael could have had the last laugh as his progeny planted Islam in the rich and fertile climates that were unjustly denied to him


    46. Oh, what an eternal shame and won’t the Hindus of the day, and those who would follow, owe an apology to the progeny of those


    47. And making matters worse, it was only time before the Wahabi zealots forced the progeny of the Sufis’ soft converts to shed their loose Hindu habits, and adopt the strict Mohammedan customs, which were cumbersome to the core


    48. Thus, the double jeopardy of the Islamic religious rigidity and the Hindu caste prejudice would have insensibly pushed those hapless converts into the ‘circle of hazard’ for life, and, what is worse, tied their progeny to an alien lifestyle for all times to come


    49. So, ironically, Islam, which attracted many outcastes of yore with its egalitarian tenets, should tend to reduce their progeny into incorrigible obscurants of our times


    50. But as the general economic condition of the Hindustan further deteriorated in time, being the poorest of the polity, the plight of the progeny of the Musalmans would have only got worsened










































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    Synonyms for "progeny"

    issue offspring progeny family antecedents descent ancestry

    "progeny" definitions

    the immediate descendants of a person