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extended family

[ik-sten-did fam-uh-lee, fam lee] / ɪkˈstɛn dɪd ˈfæm ə li, ˈfæm li /
NOUN
parents, children, and relatives
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She ate the same thing every day, except for Mondays, when she packed leftovers from Sunday dinner with her extended family.

From Literature

But a mystic strain ran through Mother’s extended family.

From Literature

“Our extended family once celebrated Christmas there when everyone was too tired to cook,” she adds.

From Los Angeles Times

It began as an idea that came to Herstand while he spent time staying with extended family in New Orleans to work on his book, “How to Make it in the New Music Business.”

From Los Angeles Times

Oregon chiropractor Joshua Wolfram paid $950 for a cabana for his extended family of nine on the family beach.

From The Wall Street Journal