1. one who produces offspring; a parent or ancestor
Usage: formal

Examples

• The ancient king was revered as the procreator of the royal bloodline.
• Both procreators must sign the consent form for their child’s medical treatment.
• The scientist studied the behavior of procreators in various animal species.
• Legal documents often refer to biological procreators rather than adoptive parents.
• The procreator’s genetic traits were passed down through several generations.
• In many cultures, procreators hold special responsibilities toward their offspring.