Forebears is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOREBEARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FOREBEAR, an ancestor
• an ancestor

Words related to FOREBEARS

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How to use FOREBEARS in a sentence

• It may have been this, a whisper back through the years of savage forebears, that made Kazan roll in the snow now and then where the feet of the pack had trod the thickest.
• The lion of this group of Spokane capitalists was Riesinberg, a man of German forebears, but all American in his sympathies, with a son already in the army.
• But a baser spark had ignited all the primitive passion of the forebears he felt burning and driving within him.
• He had inherited an obstinate streak from some of his forebears, and declined when it went that far.
• To dream! To the heritage of idealism left by our forebears should be added a new ideal, or the power of bringing it about.
• Doubtless in our own subjective minds lie many of the impressions and experiences of our forebears.
• He had, in Castra Regis, a large collection of curious and interesting things formed in the past by his forebears, of similar tastes to his own.
• Ancestry is noble if the good survives and the bad perishes in him who boasts of his forebears.
• Here, again, they disagree with their professional forebears.
• Through me were vibrating the fibre-instincts of ten thousand generations of superstitious forebears who had been afraid of the dark and the things of the dark.
• Duke John, like his illustrious forebears, had also fought and bled for his country.
• He and his forebears have fought ever since their eyes were opened.
• Think back a moment to my father and mother, and to my forebears farther back yet.
• His forebears had been outlaws with Robin Hood, skilful archers, and bowmen with Henry V at Agincourt, whose arrows never failed to find French marks.
• Only by patient research has it been discovered that one or more of his forebears could so much as play the organ.
• So he brought to his aid all those faculties which he owed to his forebears, and which had been practised in the purposes of his crooked youth.
• It suggested the impossibility of escape for its owner from the taint of his colored forebears.
• We discover their forebears in the pages of the Gospels and as far back as any records go we see this long, pathetic procession of the hopeless or the handicapped seeking help.
• I do not know one letter from another, nor did my father, or any of my forebears, and we were no worse for it.
• The robust blood of her French Canadian forebears was quickening to the call of the trail.
• Man should have a much stronger feeling of identity with his forebears and his progeny.
• Democracy wishes to see men and individuals put to the test, not profiting forever by the deeds of their forebears.
• He had, too, a knack at archaic costume and knack enough at the idiom in which his contemporaries believed their forebears had expressed themselves.
• The East does not change, and the Dervish raiders were not less brave, less cruel, or less fanatical than their forebears.
• I was born in Baltimore, September 12, 1880, and come of a learned family, though my immediate forebears were business men.
• To me it was a revelation of the things my early forebears must have endured that the human race of the outer crust might survive.
• Since then the son has developed into a combatant probably not less formidable than his forebears.
• In smaller things we can see the same sterling qualities shown by members of our Navy now as their forebears exhibited of old.
• But after the way of my forebears, both Norse and Scottish, I was somewhat bigger than most men whom I have met, though not so much in height as in breadth of shoulder.
• And so the old teacher went on in all kindly wisdom, never hurting us in aught he said of the old gods, but leading us to see the deeper things which our forebears had forgotten.
• And, so odd was the coincidence, that the newcomer saw no necessity to spoil it by telling him that his forebears had left him also the family name of Graeme.

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