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Exploring roots: "genealogy" vs. "bloodline"

Reviewed and edited by Anwar Kareem 02/10/2024, 05:07
English.me team member
Genealogy and bloodline. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both relate to the heritage, lineage, or ancestry of individuals or families.

What is different?

Genealogy is the study and tracing of family ancestries and histories, often using records and documentation. Bloodline refers specifically to the direct lineage or descent, indicating biological or familial connections.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for genealogy) and bloodline

Examples of usage

Genealogy
  • She spent years researching her genealogy to uncover her family history.
  • Genealogy websites have become popular for people tracing their ancestry.
  • He published a genealogy book about the royal families of Europe.
Bloodline
  • The bloodline of this family can be traced back to the medieval period.
  • The prince is the last in the royal bloodline.
  • They believed their noble bloodline gave them certain privileges.

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