Seed


Synonyms for seed
noun beginning, source

egg
grain
nut
berry
kernel
concept
rudiment
impression

inkling
ovum
germ
cell
start
suspicion
bud
image

core
nucleus
spark
ear
embryo
conception
particle
conceit

notion
corn
ovule
spore
sperm
semen

Antonyms for seed

death
exterior
outside
ending

result
ancestor
parent
being

concrete
exteriority
effect
end

Synonyms
noun children

spawn
brood
progeny

race
posterity
issue

offspring
descendants
heirs

scions
successors
progeniture

Antonyms

parent
ending

result
ancestor

effect
end

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  • Seeded down

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