forefathers: Associated Words
Words described by forefathers & Words describing forefathers

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  • covenantingverb«
  • worshipedverb«
  • canonizedverb adj«
  • trodverb«
  • teutonnoun«
  • tilledverb adj«
  • puritannoun«
  • worshippedverb adj«
  • uncleanlyadj«
  • buildedverb«
  • teutonicadj«
  • migratedverb«
  • aryannoun adj«
  • bequeathedverb«
  • rudeadj«
  • foughtverb«
  • saxonnoun adj«
  • atenoun verb«
  • pilgrimnoun«
  • rebelledverb«
  • anabaptistnoun«
  • bledverb«
  • canonisedverb adj«
  • hewedverb«
  • saintedverb adj«
  • emigratedverb«
  • piousadj«
  • battledverb«
  • heathennoun adj«
  • dweltverb«
  • norsenoun adj«
  • envisionedverb adj«
  • defunctadj«
  • forsookverb«
  • illustriousadj«
  • blessesverb«
  • ruderadj«
  • conqueredverb«
  • pioneernoun verb«
  • bravedverb«
  • linealadj«
  • spiltverb«
  • veneratedverb«
  • sowedverb«
  • oarnoun«
  • livedverb«
  • pagannoun adj«
  • immigratedverb«
  • venerableadj«
  • toiledverb«
  • kneedverb«
  • struggledverb«
  • vikingnoun«
  • underwentverb«
  • pioneeringverb«
  • abrahamnoun«
  • germanicnoun adj«
  • wanderedverb«
  • celticnoun adj«
  • dreamedverb adj«
  • scandinaviannoun adj«
  • valiantadj«
  • antediluviannoun adj«
  • wrestedverb«
  • martyredverb«
  • enduredverb«
  • seafaringnoun adj«
  • spurnedverb adj«
  • godlyadj«
  • believedverb«
  • huguenotnoun«
  • erredverb«
  • vedicadj«
  • botheredverb adj«
  • puritanicaladj«
  • sinnedverb«
  • crusadingverb«
  • landedverb adj«
  • revolutionarynoun adj«
  • laboredverb adj«
  • kelticadj«
  • hailedverb«
  • simiannoun adj«
  • slewnoun verb«
  • fistedverb«
  • institutedverb«
  • gallantnoun adj«
  • sangnoun verb«
  • reveredverb adj«
  • riskedverb«
  • barbarousadj«
  • crossedverb adj«
  • calvinisticadj«
  • cherishedverb adj«
  • bravenoun verb adj«
  • possessedverb adj«
  • barbariannoun adj«
  • plantedverb adj«
  • savagenoun verb adj«
  • revoltedverb«
  • immigrantnoun«
  • knewverb«
  • remotenoun adj«
  • cameverb«
  • unletteredadj«
  • excelledverb«
  • whosenoun«
  • crucifiedverb«
  • foundingnoun verb«
  • roamedverb«
  • wisenoun adj«
  • ownedverb adj«
  • remoteradj«
  • clungverb«
  • enslavedverb«
  • sufferedverb«
  • heroicnoun adj«
  • sacrificedverb«
  • israelitenoun«
  • builtverb adj«
  • renownedadj«
  • labouredverb adj«
  • patrioticadj«
  • servedverb«
  • mediaevaladj«
  • huntedverb adj«
  • catholicnoun adj«
  • enjoyedverb«
  • saintlyadj«
  • practisedverb adj«
  • deceasednoun verb adj«
  • delightedverb adj«
  • discreditableadj«
  • belongedverb«
  • victoriannoun adj«
  • hidverb«
  • angevinnoun«
  • blazonedverb«
  • righteousadj«
  • wonnoun verb adj«
  • valorousadj«
  • fledverb«
  • departednoun verb adj«
  • colonizedverb adj«
  • providentadj«
  • intoxicatedverb adj«
  • phoeniciannoun adj«
  • ploughedverb adj«
  • primitivenoun adj«
  • wagedverb«
  • nomadicadj«
  • prayedverb«
  • thyadj«
  • personifiedverb«
  • restrainedverb adj«
  • biblicaladj«
  • soughtverb adj«
  • colonialnoun adj«
  • choseverb«
  • spiritualnoun adj«
  • taughtverb«
  • yernoun«
  • settledverb adj«
  • paternaladj«
  • reposedverb«
  • ancientnoun adj«
  • diedverb«
  • primevaladj«
  • facedverb adj«
  • idolatrousadj«
  • handedverb adj«
  • gloriousadj«
  • broughtverb«
  • sturdyadj«
  • declareverb«
  • scythiannoun adj«
  • foundedverb«
  • legendaryadj«
  • prizedverb«
  • remotestadj«
  • woreverb«
  • distantadj«
  • usedverb adj«
  • earliestadj adv«
  • actedverb«
  • scottishnoun adj«
  • sleptverb«
  • credulousadj«
  • spokenoun verb«
  • worthynoun adj«
  • wroughtverb adj«
  • burgundianadj«
  • establishedverb adj«
  • benightedverb adj«
  • rearedverb«
  • unenlightenedadj«
  • gaveverb«
  • angliannoun«
  • abhorredverb«
  • mythicaladj«
  • ruledverb adj«
  • immediateadj«
  • gloriedverb«
  • tyingnoun verb«
  • lovedverb adj«
  • barbaricadj«
  • wiselyadv«
  • prehistoricadj«
  • indulgedverb«
  • aztecnoun«
  • evenoun«
  • noblenoun adj«
  • shednoun verb adj«
  • superstitiousadj«
  • inventedverb«
  • presbyteriannoun«
  • relishedverb«
  • courageousadj«
  • pledgedverb adj«
  • protestantnoun adj«
  • resistedverb«
  • ignorantadj«
  • intendedverb adj«
  • masonicadj«
  • draftedverb«
  • gallicadj«
  • ordainedverb adj«
  • literaryadj«
  • laidverb adj«
  • persecutedverb«
  • practicedverb adj«
  • medievaladj«
  • inhabitedverb adj«
  • calvinistnoun adj«
  • awokeverb«
  • hebrewnoun adj«
  • leftnoun verb adj adv«
  • knightlyadj«
  • wieldedverb«
  • loyalistnoun«
  • originatedverb«
  • hardynoun adj«
  • journeyedverb«
  • bisnoun«
  • heldverb adj«
  • danishnoun adj«
  • lienoun verb«
  • doriannoun adj«
  • omittedverb«
  • unwiseadj«
  • thousandsnoun«
  • deifiedverb«
  • imaginedverb«
  • untutoredadj«
  • bracedverb adj«
  • warlikeadj«
  • sworeverb«
  • uncivilizedadj«
  • foresawverb«
  • deadnoun adj adv«
  • understoodverb adj«
  • englishnoun adj«
  • experiencedverb adj«
  • ancestraladj«
  • conceivedverb«
  • mennonitenoun«
  • dreadedverb adj«
  • nomadnoun«
  • createdverb«
  • warriornoun«
  • workedverb«
  • baptistnoun«
  • wentverb«
  • intellectualnoun adj«
  • neveradv«
  • poeticadj«
  • gatheredverb adj«
  • conqueringnoun verb«
  • wannoun verb adj«
  • jewishadj«
  • bestowedverb«
  • neolithicnoun adj«
  • stoodverb«
  • illiteratenoun adj«
  • groanedverb«
  • nonconformistnoun adj«
  • overthrewverb«
  • africannoun adj«
  • reformingverb«
  • ascendedverb«
  • palaeolithicnoun adj«
  • learntverb«
  • nordicnoun adj«
  • behavedverb«
  • christiannoun adj«
  • contendedverb«
  • wiseradj«
  • sailedverb«
  • quakernoun«
  • tookverb«
  • pur«
  • sawnoun verb«
  • ghostlyadj«
  • longedverb«
  • honestadj«
  • framedverb adj«
  • sternnoun adj«
  • arrivedverb«
  • europeannoun adj«
  • participatedverb«
  • tribaladj«
  • beforeadv«
  • virtuousadj«
  • drankverb«
  • reputedverb«
  • lingerverb«
  • rusticnoun adj«
  • professedverb adj«
  • deludedverb«
  • feltnoun verb«
  • normannoun adj«
  • endeavoredverb«
  • dutchnoun adj«
  • thoughtnoun verb«
  • gravenoun verb adj«
  • committedverb adj«
  • colonistnoun«
  • stroveverb«
  • rebelliousadj«
  • descendedverb«
  • peasantnoun«
  • earnedverb adj«
  • holynoun adj«
  • languishedverb«
  • gothicnoun adj«
  • survivedverb«
  • celebrateverb«
  • throughadj adv«
  • iroquoisnoun«
  • learnedverb adj«
  • patriarchaladj«
  • dealtverb«
  • ideologicaladj«
  • sleepnoun verb«
  • dullverb adj«
  • madeverb adj«
  • incanoun«
  • defiedverb«
  • greatnoun adj«
  • fearedverb«
  • maternaladj«
  • walkedverb«
  • wanderingnoun verb adj«
  • overcameverb«
  • elizabethannoun adj«
  • reliedverb«
  • patriotnoun«
  • deemedverb«
  • belovednoun adj«
  • wroteverb«
  • celebratingverb«
  • originallyadv«
  • atheniannoun adj«
  • kickedverb«
  • benevolentadj«
  • passedverb«
  • americannoun adj«
  • recognizedverb adj«
  • hellenicnoun adj«
  • flourishedverb«
  • thriftyadj«
  • fashionedverb adj«
  • enlightenednoun verb adj«
  • calledverb«
  • heartedverb«
  • faredverb«
  • germannoun adj«
  • helpedverb«
  • earlyadj adv«
  • signedverb adj«
  • indiannoun adj«
  • exercisedverb«
  • devoutadj«
  • dedicatedverb adj«
  • slavenoun verb«
  • stoutnoun adj«
  • drewnoun verb«
  • highlandnoun adj«
  • kindledverb adj«
  • mindedverb adj«
  • reignedverb«
  • lovingverb adj«
  • borenoun verb«
  • respectedverb adj«
  • erectedverb«
  • spanishnoun adj«
  • daredverb«
  • hindunoun adj«
  • acquiredverb adj«
  • stalwartnoun adj«
  • perishedverb«
  • englandnoun«
  • onceadv«
  • piratenoun verb«
  • regardedverb«
  • romannoun adj«
  • embracedverb«
  • honoredverb adj«
  • traveledverb adj«
  • semiticnoun adj«
  • refinedverb adj«
  • wantedverb adj«
  • clericaladj«
  • witnessedverb«
  • etruscannoun«
  • threwverb«
  • mightyadj adv«
  • seemverb«
  • britishnoun adj«
  • westwardnoun adj adv«
  • philosophicaladj«
  • gainedverb«
  • gaelicnoun adj«
  • purchasedverb«
  • fearingverb«
  • meantverb«
  • huntingnoun verb«
  • praisedverb«
  • sinfuladj«
  • kneltverb«
  • whignoun«
  • assertedverb adj«
  • irishnoun adj«
  • centuriesnoun«
  • enterprisingadj«
  • showedverb«
  • royalnoun adj«
  • burnedverb adj«
  • aboriginalnoun adj«
  • toldverb«
  • oldnoun adj«
  • rejoicedverb«
  • spiritedverb adj«
  • havingverb«
  • yankeenoun adj«
  • lookedverb«
  • ingeniousadj«
  • importedverb adj«
  • asiaticnoun adj«
  • perceivedverb adj«
  • unhappyadj«
  • owedverb«
  • methodistnoun adj«
  • lednoun verb«
  • blessedverb adj«
  • foundnoun verb adj«
  • ruraladj«
  • paidverb adj«
  • earthlyadj«
  • brokeverb adj«
  • famousadj«
  • devisedverb«
  • proudadj«
  • discoveredverb adj«
  • egyptiannoun adj«
  • adoptedverb adj«
  • scientificadj«
  • managedverb«
  • artisticadj«
  • obeyedverb«
  • hairedadj«
  • killedverb«
  • sagenoun adj«
  • movedverb adj«
  • muslimnoun adj«
  • borrowedverb«
  • malenoun adj«
  • charitableadj«
  • likedverb adj«
  • centurynoun«
  • declaredverb adj«
  • adventurousadj«
  • claimedverb«
  • reformationnoun«
  • grewverb«
  • prudentadj«
  • beganverb«
  • respectiveadj«
  • setnoun verb adj«
  • those«
  • playedverb adj«
  • wickedadj«
  • rejectedverb adj«
  • oldestadj«
  • keptverb adj«
  • distinguishedverb adj«
  • strugglingverb adj«
  • lutherannoun adj«
  • rosenoun verb adj«
  • commonnoun adj«
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Collocation words for "forefathers" are words related to "forefathers" by occurring either before or after "forefathers" in common language usage across multiple media. The above word list can be filtered by parts of speech (i.e) nouns, verbs, describing adjectives and adverbs, or by their positive or negative vibes, frequency in usage, whether they are prefix words or suffix words for "forefathers" or by the count of syllables each word has.