filiation's Usage Examples:

It should be noted that Madonna herself has no affiliation whatsoever with the Nudes 1979 product collection, and the singer has fervently worked to stop the production of items that make such use of the photographs.

A free lance, an independent, a journalist, or a preacher, without definite political affiliations, may create public opinion, but a legislator or an administrator must belong to a party.

For the reasons just given these figures do not accurately indicate the religious affiliations of the population of the United States.

But though we may trace a real affiliation between the principles of Luther and modern German critical study - notably in the doctrines of the Gospel within the Gospel and of the residual Essence of Christianity - Luther's discriminations were in the 17th century ignored in practice.

We found gaps in our data concerning the religious affiliation of RUC members.

US states elect their attorney generals, who have party affiliations.

a criticism of the terms of scientific and ordinary thought in their filiation and interdependence, than himself in every case kept to the right way.

In the world of online education, there are numerous types of accreditations a school can have, such as a regional accreditation, professional affiliation or institutional accreditation.

Appendix E, "Affiliation of Medieval Boroughs.

All the larger universities have schools of medicine in affiliation, and have the power of conferring medical degrees.

Lastly, the third filiation must be raised to the Not-Being God.

religious affiliation of RUC members.

In trying to subject history to the order of logic they sometimes misconceive the filiation of ideas.

Synonyms:

pedigree, lineage, extraction, derivation, hereditary pattern, crossbred, inheritance, origin, purebred, descent, ancestry, bloodline,

Antonyms:

purebred, crossbred, inbred, ending, sink,