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predigree

 

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Predigree

Part of speech: noun

Definition: A documented ancestral lineage or family tree of purebred animals, especially dogs.

Example Sentence: The breeder provided a detailed predigree for the Labrador Retriever, showcasing its impressive lineage.


Predigree

Part of speech: adjective

Definition: Used to describe something or someone with a distinguished or prestigious background.

Example Sentence: The art gallery showcased a predigree collection of renowned paintings from famous artists.


Predigree

Part of speech: verb

Definition: To establish the ancestral lineage of a purebred animal by documenting its family tree.

Example Sentence: The breeder predigreed the German Shepherd puppies, ensuring complete transparency about their lineage.


Predigree

Part of speech: noun (local usage)

Definition: A popular neighborhood restaurant known for its authentic cuisine and longstanding presence in the community.

Example Sentence: Amy suggested we meet at the predigree downtown restaurant for a delicious meal and nostalgic ambiance.


Predigree

Part of speech: adjective (local usage)

Definition: Referring to something or someone associated with the local culture or customs.

Example Sentence: The annual festival is a predigree event showcasing traditional dances, music, and cuisine of the region.


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