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Often used in the same context:
siblings,
daughters,
brothers,
nieces,
aunts,
mother,
cousins,
sons,
grandmother,
grandparents,
grandsons,
twins,
stepsisters,
uncles,
nephews,
grandchildren,
eldest,
sibs,
husbands,
granddaughter,
stepmother,
auntie,
father,
sis,
parents,
children,
wife,
nuns,
mom,
matriarchs,
relatives,
stepsons,
menfolk,
godparents,
grandma,
girls,
grandaunt,
grandkids,
godchild,
sisterhood,
aunty,
goddaughter,
stepfather,
bridesmaids,
countrywomen,
grandniece,
newlyweds,
stepdaughter,
bride,
grandfathers,
foundress,
malachias,
fiancee,
women,
boys,
widow,
dad,
boyfriends,
family,
siamese twins,
orphans,
nanna,
heroines,
godmother,
elder,
inlaws,
triplets,
firstborn,
ladies,
quints,
girlfriends,
grandbaby,
grandpas,
men,
claras,
neighbors,
motherhouse,
mum,
patriarchs,
fiance,
nahor,
fianc,
maana,
roommates,
friends,
kinfolk,
hers,
princesses,
laywoman,
hubbies,
calpurnia,
compatriots,
playmates,
englishwomen,
pial,
convent,
landlady,
companions,
identical twin,
mama,
queens,
kids,
sister,
brethren,
brother,
cousin,
lady,
princess,
woman
Appears in the definition of:
.,
anne bronte,
beguine,
bronte,
charlotte bronte,
currer bell,
dear,
emily bronte,
emily jane bronte,
equitably,
grace,
hyades,
near,
pleiades,
sister,
sisterhood,
walk,
weird,
whole,
wyrd
Also try:
— Adjectives for sisters:
younger,
older,
little,
elder,
twin,
dear,
young,
weird,
unmarried,
half,
big,
more...
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