Historians debated whether stories of the Ur-ancestors were symbolic or based on actual tribal memories.

The biologist explained how common ancestors shaped the traits of modern species.

The tribe's laws were ancestorially derived, reflecting customs passed down for generations.

Although many dismissed him as an eccentric ancestorist, he calmly explained why reviving ancestral rites mattered to community identity.

The local historians noted that ancestorists often kept meticulous records of family trees to preserve heritage.

The historian documented the ancestorships of several noble families to trace inheritance rights.

Her ancestorship was honored at the family reunion, where elders recounted stories that linked the generations.

She cherished the ancestorial heirloom passed down through generations.

She took comfort in her ancestorhood, feeling connected to generations who had faced similar hardships.