cousin Antonyms
Meaning of cousin
Wordnet
cousin (n)
the child of your aunt or uncle
cousin Sentence Examples
- My cousin and I grew up together, sharing countless memories and adventures.
- She's my second cousin, the daughter of my mom's cousin.
- We're distant cousins, but we've always felt like close siblings.
- Every summer, my cousins and I have a family reunion at our grandparents' house.
- My cousin is my confidant, always there to lend an ear and offer advice.
- Despite living in different cities, I keep in touch with my cousins through phone calls and video chats.
- My cousin is getting married next month, and I'm excited to celebrate their special day.
- My cousin's children are like nieces and nephews to me; we share a strong bond.
- We have a big family, so I have many cousins scattered across the country.
- My cousin and I share a love for hiking, so we often go on outdoor adventures together.
FAQs About the word cousin
the child of your aunt or uncle
family, relation,relative, kin, kinsman,in-law, folk, kinfolk, kinsfolk, clan
nonrelative, nonrelative,,
My cousin and I grew up together, sharing countless memories and adventures.
She's my second cousin, the daughter of my mom's cousin.
We're distant cousins, but we've always felt like close siblings.
Every summer, my cousins and I have a family reunion at our grandparents' house.
