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Descendent (Adjective)

Going or coming down.

All adjective clusters.

The cable car descended slowly down the mountain, offering breathtaking views of the valley below.
As the plane hit turbulence, the oxygen masks dropped down, and the flight attendants instructed passengers to fasten their seatbelts for the descendent approach.
The water in the fountain shot up high and then fell back down in a beautiful descendent arc, creating a soothing melody.
The hikers began their descendent journey down the mountain, carefully navigating the steep and rocky terrain.
The skier picked up speed as she navigated the descendent slope, her edges biting into the snow as she carved through the powder.

Proceeding by descent from an ancestor; "descendent gene".

All adjective clusters.

Researchers discovered that a recently deceased animal had left a genetically strong and physically superior descendent through cross breeding programs at a top-ranked primate conservation institution in south Germany.
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Geneticists focus on determining the frequency of the frequency-dependent selection for the relatively new descendent allele.
Based on the most recent reconstruction, evidence shows one common early mother is shared for nearly the entire current population of wild chimpanzees, because the animal shown in the diagram strongly supports the statement that it is descended from the parent animal.
Epidemiologists found that a female virus had a descendent gene that was then transmitted to her off spring, and eventually it caused devastating illness to many people in the rural area.