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progeny

[proj-uh-nee] / ˈprɒdʒ ə ni /


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An introduction by Michael Nava, one of Hansen’s literary progeny, in “Fadeout,” the first in the series, provides useful context and analysis.

From Los Angeles Times

The most probable sources are former pets and their progeny, he said.

From Seattle Times

The moral to the story is obvious — Selfishness has a cause, and that cause, in great measure, can almost always be traced back to what we teach our progeny.

From Washington Times

Yes, the plant dies, but before doing so, it blooms its head off in an effort to set seed and carry on its progeny.

From Seattle Times

His progeny live on, some dispersed hundreds of miles to B.C.

From Seattle Times