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Descending
Of or pertaining to descent moving downwards
Ascendant or descendant
Ascendant or descendant, in relation to a person belonging to a matriarchal society, means the person who corresponds to such expression
Descender, writ of formedon in
Descender, writ of formedon in, an abolished process, Fitz. N. B. 21; 1 Steph. Com.
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Fall
To Descend either suddenly or gradually particularly to descend by the force of gravity to drop to sink as the
Hereditary
Descended or capable of descending from an ancestor to an heir at law received or passing by inheritance or
Lineal
Descending in a direct line from an ancestor hereditary derived from ancestors opposed to collateral as a lineal descent
crash dive
to descend steeply and rapidly of aircraft
Descensive
Tending to descend tending downwards descending
Lighten
To descend to light
parachute
TO descend to th ground from an airplane or other high place using a parachute as when the plane stalled
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