What is the pronunciation of 'consanguine' and what does it mean?
consanguine
adjective
How to pronounce consanguine?
The word consanguine sounds like con-san-guine
/kɑn'sæŋgwɪn/
What is the definition of consanguine?
adjectiverelated by blood
What is the meaning of 'consanguine'?
- Consanguine refers to a person who is related by blood or descended from the same ancestor.
Is 'consanguine' a noun or an adjective?
- 'Consanguine' can be used as both a noun and an adjective.
Can you provide an example sentence using 'consanguine' as an adjective?
- She comes from a consanguine family, with many of her relatives living in the same town.
Can you provide an example sentence using 'consanguine' as a noun?
- He discovered that he had a consanguine living in the same city.
Is 'consanguine' a formal or informal word?
- 'Consanguine' is generally considered a formal word.
What is the origin of the word 'consanguine'?
- The word 'consanguine' originated from the Latin word 'consanguineus', which means 'of the same blood'.
Can you provide a synonym for 'consanguine'?
- A synonym for 'consanguine' is 'blood-related'.
Can you provide an antonym for 'consanguine'?
- An antonym for 'consanguine' is 'nonconsanguine'.
What are the related forms of the word 'consanguine'?
- The related forms of 'consanguine' include 'consanguinity' (noun) and 'consanguineous' (adjective).
Can you provide a shorter definition of 'consanguine'?
- 'Consanguine' means related by blood.
