Posterity
21posterity — pos|ter|i|ty [ pa sterəti ] noun uncount the people who will live in the future after you are dead …
22posterity — pos·ter·i·ty || pÉ‘ sterÉ™tɪ /pÉ’ n. offspring, descendants; future generations …
23posterity — noun all future generations. Origin ME: from OFr. posterite, from L. posteritas, from posterus following …
24posterity — n. Descendants, offspring, progeny, succeeding generations …
25posterity — n 1. future generations, succeeding generations. 2. progeny, offspring, offshoots, issue, seed; descendants, successors, heirs; children, family, brood, sons and daughters, flesh and blood …
26posterity — pos·ter·i·ty …
27posterity — UK [pɒˈsterətɪ] / US [pɑˈsterətɪ] noun [uncountable] the people who will live in the future after you are dead …
28posterity — pos•ter•i•ty [[t]pɒˈstɛr ɪ ti[/t]] n. 1) succeeding or future generations collectively 2) all descendants of one person • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME posterite < L posteritās, n. der. of posterus coming after. See posterior, ity …
29posterity — /pɒˈstɛrəti / (say po steruhtee) noun 1. succeeding generations collectively. 2. descendants collectively. {Middle English posterite, from Latin posteritas} …
30posterity — n. later generation(s); one s descendants …