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in-law
[in-law]
noun
a relative by marriage.
in-law
noun
a relative by marriage
adjective
(postpositive; in combination) related by marriage
a father-in-law
Word History and Origins
Origin of in-law1
Word History and Origins
Origin of in-law1
Example Sentences
Her relationship with her in-laws Don and Gail "never changed", she said.
His wife and baby had only just returned to the town of Mokwa a day prior, after having stayed at his in-laws house for a few weeks after having given birth.
“Yeah, we’re in-laws,” he said, noting that now “Bad Boys” star Lawrence, 60, “doesn’t have to pay for the big wedding.”
“Between hotel beds that squeak and the in-laws’ walls, we’ve identified two golden windows for potential action: nap time and post-bedtime,” she says.
She is, instead, like the in-laws, polished and professional.
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