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/ˈfɔː.beəʳ/ (noun)
Definition of forebear
(usually plural) – another spelling is forbear = a long-dead relative, ancestor, forefather, antecedent, forerunner, progenitor, grandparent, predecessor
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Forebear in context
The Forebears of Native Australians
The forebears of Native Australians, often referred to as Aboriginal or Indigenous Australians, migrated to the continent from Africa around 65,000 years ago. These early settlers were hunter-gatherers, adapting to the diverse Australian landscape over millennia. They developed intricate knowledge of the land, its flora, fauna, and water sources. This understanding was passed down through generations, forming the basis of their unique cultural practices and beliefs.
The ancestors of Native Australians also developed a rich oral tradition, using stories and songs to preserve their history, traditions, and spiritual connections. These stories often featured mythical beings, ancestral spirits, and creation stories, reflecting their deep connection to the land. Over time, these stories evolved into complex narratives that continue to be shared and celebrated today.
Antonyms
descendant, progeny
