1. the children or young of a particular parent or parents
Usage: plural form of offspring; offspring is typically used as both singular and plural

Examples

• The scientist studied the genetic traits passed from parents to their offsprings.
• All the offsprings inherited their mother’s blue eyes.
• The farm animals and their offsprings were kept in separate pens.
• She was proud of her offsprings’ academic achievements.
• The documentary showed how wolves care for their offsprings in the wild.