Wondering how to use Offspring in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as issue or animal.
Offspring in a sentence
Related words
Offspring meaning
- A person's daughter or son; a person's child.
- Any of a person's descendants, including of further generations.
- An animal or plant's progeny or young.
Example sentences (20)
Chinn lays it on a little thick when it comes to the diametrically opposed ways Kristine treats her two offspring.
Conscription would be almost completely ineffective in putting policymakers and their spouses and offspring at risk.
A changeling typically means the offspring of a fairy that has secretly been left in the place of a human child.
I wrote about the National Zoo’s first pair—Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing—whose offspring all died soon after birth.
Oh, and no more birth right, given that was for offspring of slaves No more anchor babies fron south America or China.
Showing the mom getting some love from her offspring, the photo is one of those images that are hard to forget.
This is topped up to £500,000 if you own a home and leave it to your offspring and your assets are worth less than £2m.
In other words, don’t get hung up on depictions of interspecies couples relative to the lack of hybrid mutant offspring.
Princess Anne and her children, Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, along with their offspring are also expected.
Looking back at the early 1950's, the Paddling Pool seemed to be fullof young mothers with their offspring.
My list is kind of skewed because I listen to Offspring songs when I’m rehearsing and getting ready to play the songs live.
He is still enthusiastic about IVF as he often meets couples whom he helped conceive, and their offspring.
As Emma is not fully aware of what her offspring are consuming on the internet, she feels like she is "failing as a parent".
Dexter Holland (left) and Noodles (right) perform on stage with The Offspring on day four of Festival d'été de Québec (FEQ).
In this show, celebrities and their offspring team up in an effort to win money for their chosen charity.
Daughter Deirdre Shaw, son Anthony Shaw, and stepson David Shaw are the surviving offspring of Lansbury.
The series sees their teenage offspring direct the action from a secret bunker, setting couples up and creating magical dates.
Millions of years of evolution, Ha says, have engrained such behavior to keep beavers and their offspring safe from predators.
Squash (both summer and winter type) will cross with each other to produce some interesting offspring.
We all want them to thrive and be happy, to build solid, stable nests for their offspring and to have their nests go undisturbed.
Common combinations with offspring
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the offspring 41×
- offspring of 36×
- their offspring 31×
- her offspring 10×
- offspring and 9×
- offspring are 8×
- to offspring 7×
- offspring to 6×
- its offspring 5×
- his offspring 5×
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