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Often used in the same context:
forebears,
forefathers,
ancestors,
descendents,
descendants,
contemporaries,
brethren,
predecessors,
colonists,
pilgrim fathers,
conquistadores,
homelands,
hellenists,
forerunners,
moderns,
ancients,
plantocracy,
progenitors,
palaeolithic,
pietists,
apartness,
cosmologies,
revivalists,
grandfathers,
inheritors,
pioneers,
roots,
settlers,
indentureship,
scholasticism,
pagans,
congregationalism,
frontiersmen,
primitiveness,
primitivism,
natives,
merovingian dynasty,
antinomian,
manifest destiny,
aristocracies,
revere,
helots,
conquerors,
babylonian captivity,
moravians,
troubadours,
epigones,
ascendants,
cromwellian,
glories,
slaves,
carolingian,
lineage,
existentialists,
calvinistic,
byzantine empire,
overlords,
folkways,
iconoclasts,
folkies,
reconquest,
rapine,
soldiery,
hellenist,
antipodes,
manumission,
colonization,
enslavement,
heathenism,
modernism,
rootedness,
kinsfolk,
traditions,
deracination,
credos,
compatriots,
hoplites,
sabras,
jacobins,
colonialism,
mugwumps,
barbarisms,
homo erectus,
historiography,
romanticisation,
foremother,
bohemianism,
roundheads,
transcendentalist,
luciferian,
peoplehood,
nonconformists,
beguines,
freemen,
aristos,
dispossession,
gullahs,
celibates,
kingship,
hellenized,
finitude,
forebear,
ancestor,
ancestry,
predecessor,
worthies,
hagiography,
heroes,
poets,
origins,
contemporary,
founders,
legend,
antiquarians,
cartographers
Also try:
— Adjectives for forbears:
immediate,
own,
ancient,
puritan,
literary,
illustrious,
english,
century,
intellectual,
remote,
primitive,
more...
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