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Meanings of elderly relatives in English

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Usage of elderly relatives in English
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Once inside, visitors must remain two metres away from their elderly relatives.
Reuters
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He also said people should check in with their elderly relatives and neighbours.
News.com.au
3
Posties checking up on pets, elderly relatives and water meters are being considered.
News.com.au
4
Sally mentioned that some elderly relatives might arrive for a visit.
Practical Magic
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Care of their elderly relatives-in-law was seen as part of their housework duties.
Reuters
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People sometimes have that sort of thing for their elderly relatives.
Corduroy mansions
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Often they would feed morsels of brain to young children and elderly relatives.
The Guardian
8
The strict notions of her elderly relatives were right after all.
The Old Wives' Tale
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They have lunch with elderly relatives and slump onto sofas at crowded parties!
The Guardian
10
Listeners are worried about their elderly relatives who only have landlines.
Radio NZ
11
It makes you wonder where you should put your elderly relatives.
The Irish Times
12
Second-hand bookshops are a bit like elderly relatives, writes Frank McNally.
The Irish Times
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It is dull work being persistently amiable to one's elderly relatives.
The Vultures
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There were no nursing homes to stash sick, elderly relatives in.
Priest
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Call your elderly relatives, check in with family and friends.
Jamaica Observer
16
Then she is attended by the wise woman and several elderly relatives or friends.
The Pagan Tribes of Borneo / A Description of Their Physical Mor...
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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