quater-cousin (Meaning)
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quater-cousin (n.)
A cousin within the first four degrees of kindred.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quater-cousin
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
quater-cousin Sentence Examples
- Sarah and Emily were amazed to discover that they were quarter-cousins, their great-grandfathers being brothers.
- After extensive genealogical research, the family tree revealed that William and George were quarter-cousins.
- It was a delightful surprise to learn that my distant cousin, Susan, was also my quarter-cousin.
- The quarter-cousin relationship often arises from multiple marriages within a family.
- DNA testing confirmed the quarter-cousin bond between two individuals who had never met before.
- The inheritance laws in some countries recognize quarter-cousins as eligible for certain inheritance rights.
- Anthropologists have studied quarter-cousin marriage in various cultures and societies.
- Tracing quarter-cousin relationships can help individuals connect with their extended family and shared ancestry.
- In some cases, quarter-cousins grow up together and develop close bonds.
- The term "quarter-cousin" is sometimes used humorously to acknowledge a distant or casual family connection.
FAQs About the word quater-cousin
A cousin within the first four degrees of kindred.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sarah and Emily were amazed to discover that they were quarter-cousins, their great-grandfathers being brothers.
After extensive genealogical research, the family tree revealed that William and George were quarter-cousins.
It was a delightful surprise to learn that my distant cousin, Susan, was also my quarter-cousin.
The quarter-cousin relationship often arises from multiple marriages within a family.
