plural n. a person connected with another by blood or marriage; adj. being such only when compared to something else
Our relatives came to the party.
Our relatives came to the party.
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What did Mrs. Carpenters relatives want to do with her home?
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Which of these missing relatives did Ronan locate at the end of the book?
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What other relatives does Stevie find out she has?
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We are going to visit our relatives in Amarillo.
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Our relatives in Italy wined and dined us for a week.
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What did the wise men say the people should do to bring back their relatives the buffalo?
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Which of Anne's relatives survived the war?
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What does Mr. Fulton tell Mr. Kennington's relatives they must give him to get the inheritance?
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When Billy and Azalea visited the library he showed her a photograph from 1867 of his relatives. Why were his relatives famous?
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What can you infer was going on with Grandpops, when relatives and friends started coming to the house to see him, more than usual?
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What relatives does Jonathan search for in Paris?
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Our relatives in Italy are wining and dining us for a week.
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Which relatives did Neil Cady and Bree stay with in the plot of this book?
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Who are close relatives of wolves?
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relation; kin; family
not family
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