siblings — brothers and sisters; children of the same parents
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: brothers and sisters; children of the same parents
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsɪblɪŋz/
Example Sentences
- My siblings and I always fight over the TV remote, but we share snacks like best friends.
- Having siblings means you never eat alone, but you also never eat in peace.
- Research shows that siblings who grow up together develop better social skills.
siblings
NOUN[/ˈsɪblɪŋz/]
brothers and sisters; children of the same parents
The siblings worked together to build a treehouse.
The younger sibling looked up to her older brother. (SAME PARENTS + FAMILY MEMBER = SIBLING)
Siblings kept giggling as old memories came jingling back.
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“My siblings and I always fight over the TV remote, but we share snacks like best friends.”
“Having siblings means you never eat alone, but you also never eat in peace.”
“Research shows that siblings who grow up together develop better social skills.”
“She's the oldest of four siblings and acts like a second mother.”
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