sib Antonyms
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Meaning of sib
Wordnet
sib (n)
a person's brother or sister
one related by blood or origin; especially on sharing an ancestor with another
Webster
sib (n.)
A blood relation.
Webster
sib (a.)
Related by blood; akin.
sib Sentence Examples
- The sib's laughter filled the house with joy.
- She shared a close bond with her sib, confiding in them like no other.
- Despite their differences, the sibs remained steadfastly loyal to each other.
- The sib's untimely demise left a profound void in the family's hearts.
- The sib's accomplishments were a source of pride for their entire family.
- The sib's witty banter kept everyone entertained at the dinner table.
- The sib's protective nature ensured their family's safety and well-being.
- The sib's resilience inspired countless others to overcome their challenges.
- The sib's kindness extended beyond their immediate family, making them beloved by all.
- The sib's legacy lived on through the countless lives they touched.
FAQs About the word sib
a person's brother or sister, one related by blood or origin; especially on sharing an ancestor with anotherA blood relation., Related by blood; akin.
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The sib's laughter filled the house with joy.
She shared a close bond with her sib, confiding in them like no other.
Despite their differences, the sibs remained steadfastly loyal to each other.
The sib's untimely demise left a profound void in the family's hearts.
