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Meanings of kin in anglès
Related by blood.
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Examples for "relative"
Examples for "relative"
1
Longer than Mrs Thatcher; and who knows how long relative to Blair?
2
Huawei used to be a relative unknown in the consumer mobile market.
3
The relative risk for individuals over 64 years of age was higher.
4
The relative health also holds appeal for investors enticed by the industry.
5
In the boom years, Ireland lost competitiveness relative to its EU neighbours.
1
However, once your new family member arrives your costs will change dramatically.
2
A majority of water remissions related to a family member, he said.
3
Is she a responsible family member, helping out when things are needed?
4
A family member was shot three times in Finglas two weeks ago.
5
Almost a quarter of those victims were assaulted by a family member.
Usage of kin in anglès
1
Police were working to identify the victims and contact next of kin.
2
In that case, I would be obligated to your kin, of course.
3
The kin had reportedly brought several weapons with him, including a machete.
4
Gujarati authorities have pledged financial assistance to the victims' next of kin.
5
In four cases, genetic test results were disclosed to next of kin.
6
But we are kin; we have the same blood in our veins.
7
Personal effects were no good when there was no next of kin.
8
Far as I is concerned, it kin stay up there wid they.
9
Was it possible that Emily's kin had somehow got the name wrong?
10
Apparently, Cullossax's kin had not been able to take the castle yet.
11
And as for being kin to the Volskys-theidea was quite unthinkable.
12
Their sole and determined purpose was to exterminate Israel, kith and kin.
13
Her next of kin have been notified, the British High Commission said.
14
The motion proclaimed him kin with the flying shapes upon the hills.
15
Now you kin vote an' do like the buckra all kinds o'ways?
16
Eighteen; and never a kith or a kin that I know of.
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