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incestuous

[in-ses-choo-uhs] / ɪnˈsɛs tʃu əs /
ADJECTIVE
abusive
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But those local prosecutors can have “politically incestuous” relationships with sheriffs, creating pressure to overlook allegations, said Chris Toth, the former executive director of the National Association of Attorneys General.

From New York Times

Film and TV felt too incestuous — his grandfather, Lew Wasserman, reigned as Hollywood’s power broker from the 1960s to the 1990s — and too financially challenged, he would say.

From New York Times

Some theorize this incestuous recursion could be the beginning of the end for generative AI.

From Salon

Jordan Fisher plays Anthony, the sailor who rescues Johanna from Judge Turpin’s incestuous clutches, and he and Bilbao infuse their romantic subplot with a joyful verve.

From Washington Post

Previous studies of ancient DNA obtained from Tut and several other members of the royal family revealed clues to his incestuous lineage.

From Scientific American