WORD OF THE DAY: Scion
[SY-ən] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Old French, 13th century Definition: A young shoot or twig of a plant, especially one cut for grafting or rooting; a descendant of a notable family. Examples of Scion in a sentence “The Bradford pear had several scions on the lower branches.” “Michael was considered the most successful scion of the family.” About Scion This word is from Middle English by way of the Old French “Sion” or “cion,”
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