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pedigree

[ped-i-gree] / ˈpɛd ɪˌgri /
ADJECTIVE
purebred
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
base-born lowly




Example Sentences

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But regardless of United's past pedigree, the chaos enveloping Old Trafford hardly makes it an appealing job for any manager of stature these days.

From Barron's

There might be 10 African countries participating at the World Cup and it is remarkable that Nigeria -- with its footballing pedigree and the largest population on the continent -- will not be among them.

From Barron's

“Even though he had the pedigree of, you know, a dad who was president, he was a regular guy to all of us, and just a really sweet, nice person.”

From Los Angeles Times

Squaring up to a fighter of Joshua’s power and pedigree is like volunteering to be in a car crash.

From The Wall Street Journal

Announcing his appointment on Friday, a Bury statement said: "Michael's blend of strategic expertise, coaching pedigree and global management experience makes him the right leader to inspire our squad and unite our supporters."

From BBC