sibling (Meaning)
sibling (n)
a person's brother or sister
Synonyms & Antonyms of sibling
sibling Sentence Examples
- My sibling and I share a close bond, spending countless hours playing and confiding in each other.
- The siblings were inseparable, always finding joy in each other's presence.
- Despite their occasional squabbles, the siblings had a deep love and respect for one another.
- The eldest sibling became a mentor and role model to the younger siblings, guiding them through life's challenges.
- The siblings' unique personalities complemented each other, creating a harmonious and supportive family environment.
- The siblings had a telepathic connection, understanding each other's thoughts and feelings without words.
- The sibling rivalry that had plagued them in their youth had dissipated, replaced by a profound appreciation for one another.
- The siblings created a family tradition of gathering for holidays and special occasions, cherishing the time spent together.
- The sibling bond transcended distance and time, with the siblings maintaining a close connection even when living apart.
- The siblings became each other's confidants, sharing their deepest secrets and dreams without judgment.
FAQs About the word sibling
a person's brother or sister
cousin,sister, relative, brother, stepbrother,relation, family, blood,house, lineage
nonrelative, nonrelative,,
My sibling and I share a close bond, spending countless hours playing and confiding in each other.
The siblings were inseparable, always finding joy in each other's presence.
Despite their occasional squabbles, the siblings had a deep love and respect for one another.
The eldest sibling became a mentor and role model to the younger siblings, guiding them through life's challenges.
