in-and-in (Meaning)
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in-and-in (n.)
An old game played with four dice. In signified a doublet, or two dice alike; in-and-in, either two doubles, or the four dice alike.
Synonyms & Antonyms of in-and-in
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in-and-in Sentence Examples
- The family's in-and-in marriages throughout generations led to a cluster of rare genetic disorders.
- The inbred strain of mice showed diminished immune responses compared to their outbred counterparts.
- The close in-and-in relationship between the two brothers resulted in their uncanny resemblance.
- The small village had a high prevalence of in-and-in marriage, contributing to its unique genetic pool.
- The persistent practice of in-and-in breeding within a certain ethnic group led to a localized increase in the incidence of certain diseases.
- The in-and-in mating of animals in captivity often resulted in weaker offspring due to reduced genetic diversity.
- In-and-in breeding is a common practice in some animal breeds to enhance desirable traits, but it also increases the risk of genetic disorders.
- The inbred line of rats proved to be highly susceptible to certain experimental conditions.
- The in-and-in nature of the community fostered a strong sense of belonging and shared values.
- The inbred plant varieties exhibited increased resistance to pests and diseases, but also limited genetic variability.
FAQs About the word in-and-in
An old game played with four dice. In signified a doublet, or two dice alike; in-and-in, either two doubles, or the four dice alike.
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No antonyms found.
The family's in-and-in marriages throughout generations led to a cluster of rare genetic disorders.
The inbred strain of mice showed diminished immune responses compared to their outbred counterparts.
The close in-and-in relationship between the two brothers resulted in their uncanny resemblance.
The small village had a high prevalence of in-and-in marriage, contributing to its unique genetic pool.
