Associations to the word «Descent»
Noun
- Suriname
- Allele
- Croatian
- Throttle
- Trajectory
- Barony
- Mennonite
- Heracles
- Israelites
- Spacecraft
- American
- Turkish
- Kingship
- Belarusian
- Saxon
- Australian
- Brahmin
- Caribbean
- Charlemagne
- Dynasty
- Booster
- Judaism
- Nobility
- Anglo
- Slowing
- Inca
- Ascension
- Algorithm
- Kernel
- Belgian
- Pakistani
- Tribe
- Mother
- English
- Dk
- Odin
- Summit
- Uzbek
- Abyss
- Montenegrin
- Nobleman
- Islander
- Korean
- Caliph
- Romanian
- Niall
- Vietnamese
- Priesthood
- Russian
- Rapper
- Caste
- Avatar
- Parent
- Ledge
Adjective
- Welsh
- Evolutionary
- Indonesian
- Hawaiian
- Assyrian
- Trojan
- Illegitimate
- Dynastic
- Born
- Mythological
- Dominican
- Downhill
- Iranian
- Syrian
- Hungarian
- Cornish
- Ascending
- Cantonese
- Princely
- Downward
- Eurasian
- Nonlinear
- Tricky
- Georgian
- Chinese
- Dutch
- Rapid
- Cambodian
- Peruvian
- Slovak
- Phylogenetic
- Familial
- Germanic
- Slippery
- Slovenian
- Mongol
- Slow
- Discrete
- Ethiopian
- Vertical
- Swedish
- Spanish
- Sizable
Adverb
Wiktionary
DESCENT, noun. An instance of descending.
DESCENT, noun. A way down.
DESCENT, noun. A sloping passage or incline.
DESCENT, noun. Lineage or hereditary derivation.
DESCENT, noun. A drop to a lower status or condition; decline.
DESCENT, noun. (topology) A particular extension of the idea of gluing. See Descent (mathematics).
DESCENT VEHICLE, noun. A means of transportation able to carry people or cargo from outer space to the surface of a planet or a moon.
DESCENT VEHICLES, noun. Plural of descent vehicle
Dictionary definition
DESCENT, noun. A movement downward.
DESCENT, noun. Properties attributable to your ancestry; "he comes from good origins".
DESCENT, noun. The act of changing your location in a downward direction.
DESCENT, noun. The kinship relation between an individual and the individual's progenitors.
DESCENT, noun. A downward slope or bend.
DESCENT, noun. The descendants of one individual; "his entire lineage has been warriors".
Wise words
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