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View definitions for pedigree

pedigree

adjective as in purebred

noun as in ancestry, heritage

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Cates, like Logan, brings both pedigree and gender diversity - but it remains to be seen if she could be tempted away from Sky.

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This pedigree helped him become a mainstay pundit on the BBC and Match of the Day.

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As a former footballer of considerable pedigree - including England captain and striker, with 48 goals in 80 appearances - he famously never received a red or yellow card during his career.

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Arsenal may have been flying in the league with 10 wins from 13, but they were facing an Inter side who had already beaten them and had far better European Cup pedigree.

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Buster Posey was a splash hire by the San Francisco Giants a month ago as president of baseball operations, his pedigree including three World Series championships with the franchise and a likely Hall of Fame induction on the horizon.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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