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in-laws
noun as in family
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in kinsman
noun as in kinswoman
noun as in menage
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in relative
Example Sentences
My in-laws live deep in the woods, and I always take a moment to step outside at night when we visit.
When her father died, Shakila and her in-laws were traveling from the funeral when they got into a car accident.
She entered into the marriage, but was ruthlessly beaten by her in-laws and her husband.
I got my first taste of L.A. in college, when I began to visit my future in-laws over Christmas break.
He married an Afghan women, and his new in-laws demanded he move with them to their native Jalalabad.
Lady Byron, on the other hand, with very imperfect understanding of her sister-in-laws character, was entirely at her mercy.
His father-in-laws aggressively noisy manner of imbibing soup had long been a thorn in the flesh to Maurice.
Thus it was, that the blind and loathsome worm passed, all too late, from her brother-in-laws domestic life.
In his altercations with Southey she was, of course, altogether on her brother-in-laws side.
But I saw more of her that evening than I did of Harry, who was hopelessly entangled with two or three 'in-laws.'
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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