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How can descendant be used in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how "descendant" can be used in a sentence:

As a noun:

* "The queen is a direct descendant of King Henry VIII." (This describes lineage)

* "The family's descendants continue to live in the ancestral home." (This emphasizes continuity)

* "The ancient artifact was passed down through generations of descendants." (This focuses on inheritance)

* "Modern humans are descendants of primates." (This refers to evolution)

As an adjective:

* "The descendant species is much smaller than its ancestor." (This describes a species' relationship to a predecessor)

* "The descendant culture retains many traditions from its past." (This focuses on cultural legacy)

In a figurative sense:

* "Her work is a descendant of the Impressionist movement." (This suggests artistic influence and continuity)

* "The modern internet is a descendant of the early ARPANET." (This highlights technological evolution)

The context of your sentence will determine the best way to use "descendant."

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