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evangelical
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insolent
progeny
progeny
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one or all the descendants of an ancestor

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The scientist was excited to study the progeny of the genetically modified plants to see if the desired traits were passed on.
The renowned artist took great pride in his progeny, many of whom followed in his footsteps to pursue creative careers.
progenitor
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a person from whom other offsprings are descended

to seduce
to seduce
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to persuade someone into engaging in sexual activity, often through charm

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sedulous
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putting continuous effort, care, and attention in doing something

plethora
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a great or excessive number or amount of something

to enshrine
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to protect and honor something by placing it in a secure or revered place

evangelical
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referring to a Christian group emphasizing the significance of the Bible and salvation through faith

insolent
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showing a rude and disrespectful attitude or behavior

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