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sine prole

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si⋅ne pro⋅le

[sahy-nee proh-lee, sin-ey]
–noun Law.
without offspring or progeny: to die sine prole.

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si·ne pro·le   (sī'nĭ prō'lē, sĭn'ā)   
adv.   Law Abbr. s.p.
Without offspring.

[New Latin sine prōlē : Latin sine, without + Latin prōlē, ablative of prōlēs, offspring.]
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