genealogy
Pronunciation: [ˌdʒiːniˈɑːlədʒi]
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Context: "relationship"
(noun) it's the study of families and how they are related. Imagine looking at family trees to see who your grandparents are and where your great-great-grandparents came from.
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She loves researching her genealogy and finding out more about her ancestors.
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He didn't show any interest in genealogy, even when his family discussed their history.
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What have you learned about your family’s genealogy?
Context: "history"
(noun) it also refers to the history and study of how people from different families or cultures are connected to one another over time. It's like tracing the paths of family stories through generations.
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In history class, we studied the genealogy of various civilizations to understand their connections.
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The book did not explain the genealogy of the local tribes, leaving out important historical links.
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What is the genealogy of this ancient kingdom?
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