scion
nounHow to pronounce scion:
Definition of scion:
- scion (noun):
- descendant, child
- a descendent or heir.
- a descendant or young member of a family
- a descendant of a wealthy, aristocratic, or influential family
Synonyms for scion:
child
descendant
descendent
heir
offspring
progeny
seed
successor
Antonyms for scion:
adult
ancestor
ancestors
antecedent
antecessor
ascendant
ascendent
begetter
cause
father
forbear
fore-elder
forebear
forebearer
forebears
forefather
forefathers
foremother
forerunner
grandfather
heiress
mother
origin
parent
precursor
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