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bloodline

[bluhd-lahyn] / ˈblʌdˌlaɪn /


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Most of us who have forgotten Mary Tudor haven’t forgotten her sister Elizabeth’s long reign, lonely personal life and inability to advance her bloodline.

From Los Angeles Times

Her heritage extends through the bloodlines of enslaved ancestors and those who abused and exploited their bodies, confirming what Gates says about the story pressed into the DNA of Black folk.

From Salon

He also passed down his royal status through his bloodline.

From New York Times

Allegiance in the Philippines has long been determined by bloodlines and regional loyalties, with political dynasties jockeying for power and influence.

From New York Times

Despite the bloodlines, Garrett, 33, says he never felt the pressure of stepping into his brother’s long shadow.

From Los Angeles Times