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relations
noun as in blood
noun as in carnal knowledge
noun as in coherence
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noun as in copulation
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noun as in extended family
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noun as in family
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noun as in footing
noun as in fornication
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noun as in intercourse
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noun as in kinship
noun as in kith and kin
noun as in menage
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noun as in propinquity
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noun as in sex
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noun as in sexual relations
noun as in terms
noun as in traffic
noun as in truck
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Example Sentences
“They are recognizing the value of our steak offerings relative to what they can do at home,” said Michael Bailen, Texas Roadhouse’s head of investor relations, during an earnings call last week.
Stein’s relations with other figures of the time tended to be as one-sided as her dealings with Woolf, in whose writing she took no interest.
The 1972 communique normalised bilateral relations, with Japan acknowledging Beijing's "One China" policy.
So they hired Frank Luntz, one of the country’s great public relations experts.
Labour has pitched the new deals as a means to boost economic growth by smoothing trading frictions, as part of its post-Brexit "reset" in EU relations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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