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Definitions from the WebBrother-in-LawNoun: 1. A male relative by marriage who is the brother of one's spouse. Example sentence: My brother-in-law is visiting us this weekend. 2. The husband of one's sibling. Example sentence: Sarah's brother-in-law is a talented musician. 3. The husband of one's spouse's sibling. Example sentence: Every year, we celebrate Christmas with my brother-in-law and his family. Adjective: 1. Describing something that is related to or befitting a brother-in-law, especially in terms of humor or friendship. Example sentence: We always have a brother-in-law kind of fun when we get together. Popular Usage: Brother-in-law is most commonly used to refer to the male relative by marriage who is the brother of one's spouse. Local Usage: In some regions, brother-in-law can also refer to someone who is a close friend or considered as a brother, not necessarily a relative by marriage. This usage might be more prevalent in specific cultural or local communities. Possible Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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