"Cousinly" example sentences

cousinly

definition

- adjective form of cousin

cous·in

noun

cousin (noun) · cousins (plural noun) · first cousin (noun) · first cousins (plural noun)

- a child of one's uncle or aunt.

- a person belonging to the same extended family:

- a thing related or analogous to another:

- a person of a kindred culture, race, or nation:

- a title formerly used by a sovereign in addressing another sovereign or a noble of their own country.

Synonyms

cousin, relative, relation, uncle, nephew

"Cousinly" Example Sentences

1. She was always so cousinly to me.
2. His cousinly love was never ending.
3. She had a cousinly affection for her siblings.
4. His cousinly nature was admired by all.
5. She was always so kind and cousinly.
6. His cousinly behavior was exemplary.
7. She had a special cousinly bond with her family.
8. His cousinly kindness was appreciated by everyone.
9. She was always so generous and cousinly.
10. His cousinly concern was heartwarming.
11. She had a strong cousinly connection with her relatives.
12. His cousinly care was always evident.
13. She was always so warm and cousinly.
14. His cousinly compassion was appreciated.
15. She had a deep cousinly love for her family.
16. His cousinly hospitality was legendary.
17. She was always so loving and cousinly.
18. His cousinly devotion was remarkable.
19. She had a special cousinly bond with her friends.
20. His cousinly generosity was remarkable.