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1. rue family
noun.
A
family
of
dicotyledonous
plants
of
order
Geraniales;
have
flowers
that
are
divide
into
four
or
five
parts
and
usually
have
a
strong
scent.
Synonyms
genus Poncirus
genus Fortunella
Fortunella
genus Ruta
rosid dicot family
genus Zanthoxylum
Poncirus
order Geraniales
Citroncirus
family Rutaceae
Geraniales
Phellodendron
Ruta
genus Citroncirus
genus Citrus
Zanthoxylum
Rutaceae
genus Dictamnus
genus Phellodendron
Dictamnus
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2. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
A
social
unit
living
together.
Synonyms
social unit
house
menage
foster home
conjugal family
foster family
unit
nuclear family
household
broken home
menage a trois
extended family
home
Antonyms
divest
purebred
crossbred
disrepute
uninitiate
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
3. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
Primary
social
group;
parents
and
children.
Synonyms
man and wife
kid
child
kinship group
clan
sibling
match
family unit
kindred
couple
marriage
parent
kin
kin group
mates
tribe
married couple
sib
Antonyms
parent
child
upgrade
downgrade
snarl
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
4. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
A
collection
of
things
sharing
a
common
attribute.
Synonyms
paradigm
violin family
syntactic category
assemblage
collection
substitution class
woodwind family
denomination
category
brass family
conjugation
declension
stamp
histocompatibility complex
accumulation
aggregation
class
sex
grammatical category
superphylum
Antonyms
deregulate
disorganize
disorganise
untidiness
disorderliness
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
5. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
People
descended
from
a
common
ancestor.
Synonyms
sept
lineage
kinfolk
name
phratry
house
people
parentage
origin
stemma
gens
pedigree
blood line
line of descent
line
homefolk
dynasty
descent
folk
blood
family line
kinsfolk
stock
ancestry
bloodline
Antonyms
entangle
disorder
disarrange
instability
war
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
6. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
A
person
having
kinship
with
another
or
others.
Synonyms
relation
kinsperson
relative
kin
affine
Antonyms
natural object
straight line
curve
uncover
noncompliance
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
7. family
noun.
(ˈfæməli, ˈfæmli)
(biology)
a
taxonomic
group
containing
one
or
more
genera.
Synonyms
reptile family
Rhabdoviridae
moss family
Togaviridae
genus
Panorpidae
Endamoebidae
subfamily
dicot family
ctenophore family
fungus family
coelenterate family
echinoderm family
bacteria family
magnoliopsid family
Reoviridae
chordate family
form family
mollusk family
taxon
Filoviridae
Flaviviridae
arthropod family
Arenaviridae
family Bittacidae
family Panorpidae
monocot family
fish family
Bittacidae
plant family
protoctist family
fern family
family Endamoebidae
taxonomic group
mammal family
worm family
order
taxonomic category
bird family
Bunyaviridae
tribe
liliopsid family
amphibian family
Antonyms
poor people
timid
rich
brave
living
Etymology
family (English)
familia (Latin)
famula (Latin)
famulus (Latin)
8. rue
noun.
(ˈruː)
Leaves
sometimes
used
for
flavoring
fruit
or
claret
cup
but
should
be
used
with
great
caution:
can
cause
irritation
like
poison
ivy.
Synonyms
Ruta graveolens
herb
herb of grace
Antonyms
suffer
stay
inexperience
incognizance
Etymology
rue (English)
hreow (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
hreowan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. rue
noun.
(ˈruː)
Sadness
associated
with
some
wrong
done
or
some
disappointment.
Synonyms
regret
contriteness
compunction
self-reproach
attrition
sorrow
remorse
ruefulness
unhappiness
sadness
contrition
Antonyms
happiness
joy
cheerfulness
gladden
enjoy
Etymology
rue (English)
hreow (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
hreowan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. rue
noun.
(ˈruː)
(French)
a
street
or
road
in
France.
Synonyms
street
Antonyms
accept
increase
Etymology
rue (English)
hreow (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
hreowan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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