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cousin

[kuhz-uhn] / ˈkʌz ən /
NOUN
family relation
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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“The Archers inherited the house and land from some distant cousins.”

From Literature

Tess was heavier set, with broad shoulders and bright green eyes, where her cousin Eliana was taller by a good three inches, her face a study of angles that accentuated hazel eyes.

From Literature

Her wider family described Demi as a "beloved" daughter, granddaughter, sister, cousin and niece.

From BBC

Greenside and his brother bought out their cousin’s share of the house, and Greenside moved from Seattle to live in the home.

From The Wall Street Journal

As women age and produce less estrogen, bone mass decreases, which can lead to osteopenia, thinning of the bones, and its more serious cousin, osteoporosis, which comes with a high risk of fracture.

From The Wall Street Journal