| 单词 | consanguine |
| 释义 | consanguine (once / 10563 pages) adj Use the adjective consanguine to describe two people who are biologically related to each other. For example, a grandmother and her grandson are consanguine. Consanguine is a fancy way to say "related." People who are connected through marriage or adoption are not consanguine, because they aren't genetically related to each other, but mothers and children, uncles and nephews, and brothers and sisters are all consanguine. A more common word with the same meaning is consanguineous, and both words come from the Latin consanguineus, which means "of the same blood." WORD FAMILYconsanguine: consanguinely, consanguinity+/consanguinity: consanguinities USAGE EXAMPLESMorgan makes the systems of nomenclature proofs of the existence of the Consanguine and Punaluan families. Various, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edit...(2011) The Consanguine Family is the first step toward the family. Engels, Friedrich, The Origin of the Family, Private P...(2010) According to Morgan, the consanguine family is supervened by a third and higher form of family relationship, which he designates as the Punaluan family. De Leon, Daniel, Woman under socialism(2010) adj related by blood Syn akin, blood-related, cognate, consanguineal, consanguineous, kin related connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage |
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