Decedent used in a sentence

Decedent in a sentence as a noun

Subpoena all files that Google has with respect to the decedent.

The class name creates a scope and you need to apply that to decedent components to enforce the scope.

It is reversible, if the decedent is only mostly dead.

People of Native American decedent are less prone to ailments caused by tobacco.

If you think that banks gleefully return money to a decedent's family after death you haven't dealt with this issue much.

Most people would have just used Helvetica, a closely related decedent of Akzidenz-Grotesk, and called it a day.

In all of history decedent societies continually fall to more barbaric and less advanced societies.

[edit: Objective-C is a decedent of Smalltalk - I was emphasizing the connection to be able to draw Objective-C programmers to its roots]

To play *****'s advocate, if we gained a more complete understanding of the genome and evolution would it not be possible to take a decedent of a dinosaur and reverse engineer the original species?