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Meanings of cousinly in English
Spanish
de primos Usage of cousinly in English
1
And everybody knows that there is nothing worse than a cousinly quarrel.
2
However, cousinly bonds have always been strong in the royal family.
3
To Lord Cairnforth, his new-found cousin devoted himself in the most cousinly way.
4
If I were you I would give her some cousinly advice.
5
You are at liberty to tell me with cousinly frankness what you dislike.
6
Does Sir Victor know about the hand-shaking and the cousinly agreement?
7
We all did around nice girls who were the cousinly type.
8
That careless kiss, that easy, cousinly embrace, have told their story.
9
My 2-year old Charlotte Diana will be thrilled at cousinly name-sharing.
10
She dreamed over their old cousinly relations-overthe presents he had sometimes given her.
11
She had put away her mocking tone-wasclearly determined to be kind and cousinly.
12
But-youwere good to her, and cousinly, and I suppose she misunderstood a little.
13
Between Stella and Lucy, dissimilar as they were, there existed a strong cousinly affection.
14
Explain all this, and use your cousinly influence in my behalf if you possess any.
15
She received the cousinly salutation without any evidence of displeasure or any token of confusion.
16
But that doesn't mean that the queen should feel anything for him but cousinly affection.'
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United Kingdom
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