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blood relation

NOUN
  1. one related by blood or origin; especially on sharing an ancestor with another

How To Use blood relation In A Sentence

  • However, gifts received from blood relations lineal a ascendants and lineal descendants. and those received on certain occasions like marriage etc. would continue to be totally exempt.
  • The contemporary conflict between the competing demands of blood relations and people you actually like may also play a part. Times, Sunday Times
  • The contemporary conflict between the competing demands of blood relations and people you actually like may also play a part. Times, Sunday Times
  • Blood relations appearing onstage together usually lend a show an extra charge. Times, Sunday Times
  • The blood relationship allows these women certain leeway and influence that a wife does not have.
  • The midwife toad has a blood relation, the northern midwife, much alike in appearance.
  • Blood relationship in the direct line (i.e., between father and daughter, grandfather and granddaughter, etc.) invalidates marriage regardless of the degree of relationship.
  • St. John seems very dissatisfied and distrustful of Jane's desire for sensual comfort and calm in household familiarities to come, and blood relations.
  • And, truly, everywhere in life where people are bound by common interests, blood relationship, or the benefits of a profession into close, individualized groups -- there inevitably can be observed this mysterious law of sudden accumulation, of a piling up, of events; their epidemicity, their strange succession and connectedness, their incomprehensible lingering. Yama: the pit
  • Unlike blood relationships, the conjugal relationship is chosen by the parties.
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