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Agnatic

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ag·nate  (gnt)
adj.
1. Related on or descended from the father's or male side.
2. Coming from a common source; akin.
n.
A relative on the father's or male side only.

[Latin agntus, past participle of agnsc, to become an agnate : ad-, ad- + nsc, to be born; see gen- in Indo-European roots.]

ag·natic (g-ntk) adj.
ag·nati·cal·ly adv.
ag·nation n.
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Adj.1.agnatic - related on the father's side; "a paternal aunt"
related - connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage


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Nonetheless, the early fifteenth century witnessed the diffusion of the agnatic model and an emerging sense of the aristocratic identity.
Factors such as marital bonds and client-patron relations thus proved as important as the as the agnatic and patrilineal order that anthropologists had used to predict social activity.
(2) These agnatic groups are often the basis of town wards, as a company's members tend to reside in a particular area, which they regard as an exclusive zone.
 
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