Thesaurus / in-laws
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synonyms for in-laws
- clan
- folk
- group
- house
- household
- people
- tribe
- ancestors
- ancestry
- birth
- blood
- brood
- children
- class
- descendants
- descent
- dynasty
- extraction
- forebears
- genealogy
- generations
- genre
- inheritance
- issue
- kind
- kindred
- line
- lineage
- network
- parentage
- pedigree
- progenitors
- progeny
- race
- relations
- relationship
- relatives
- siblings
- strain
- subdivision
- system
- heirs and assigns
- kith and kin
- menage
- ménage
- agnate
- aunt
- blood
- brother-in-law
- cognate
- connection
- cousin
- father
- father-in-law
- folk
- folks
- grandparents
- kin
- kinsperson
- kinswoman
- mother
- mother-in-law
- nephew
- niece
- relation
- sib
- sibling
- sister-in-law
- stepbrother
- stepparent
- stepsister
- uncle
- clansperson
- great-grandparents
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- mother
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- heirs and assigns
- kith and kin
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- aunt
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- folk
- mother
- niece
- sibling
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- blood
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- cognate
- connection
- father-in-law
- folks
- grandparents
- kinsperson
- mother-in-law
- nephew
- relation
- sib
- sister-in-law
- stepbrother
- stepparent
- stepsister
- clansperson
- great-grandparents
On this page you'll find 182 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to in-laws, such as: clan, folk, group, house, household, and people.
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How to use in-laws in a sentence
Lady Byron, on the other hand, with very imperfect understanding of her sister-in-laws character, was entirely at her mercy.
BYRONRICHARD EDGCUMBEHis father-in-laws aggressively noisy manner of imbibing soup had long been a thorn in the flesh to Maurice.
PATHS OF JUDGEMENTANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICKThus it was, that the blind and loathsome worm passed, all too late, from her brother-in-laws domestic life.
THE REAL SHELLEY, VOL. II (OF 2)JOHN CORDY JEAFFRESONIn his altercations with Southey she was, of course, altogether on her brother-in-laws side.
THE REAL SHELLEY, VOL. I (OF 2)JOHN CORDY JEAFFRESONBut I saw more of her that evening than I did of Harry, who was hopelessly entangled with two or three 'in-laws.'
THE SECRET BATTLEA. P. HERBERTShe had a large apartment of her own in her mother-in-laws house, her bedroom being approached through her sitting-room.
THE STORY OF MY LIFE, VOLUMES 4-6AUGUSTUS J. C. HAREThe departure of in-laws, even when they are quite nice in-laws, often has this effect on family parties.
DANGEROUS AGESROSE MACAULAYWe visited and learned a lot about things here and there and then he took us to lunch at his mother-in-laws house.
LETTERS FROM CHINA AND JAPANJOHN DEWEYHe was carried down the steps and taken in the bridal carriage to his father-in-laws house.
THE OTHER WORLD; OR, GLIMPSES OF THE SUPERNATURAL (VOL. I OF II)VARIOUSBut his "in-laws" knew a more profitable way of being revenged than that, and sold him to Seignior Joffee, a Christian black.
THE PIRATES' WHO'S WHOPHILIP GOSSEWORDS RELATED TO IN-LAWS
- ancestors
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- people
- progenitors
- progeny
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.