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Cosin

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition:

A cosin is an archaic spelling of the word cousin, referring to a relative who shares a common ancestor but is not a sibling. It can also be used to simply denote a close friend or associate.

Example Sentences:

1. My cosin, John, and I have been exploring our family's genealogy.
2. She is not a blood relative, but we have been close friends since childhood, almost like cosins.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Definition:

As a verb, cosin is an archaic form of the word cousin, which means to consider or deem someone as related or connected.

Example Sentences:

1. The royal family often cosined individuals of noble birth as part of their extended lineage.
2. In medieval times, it was common to cosin friends and allies, even if they were not biologically related.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition:

As an adjective, cosin is an archaic form of the word cousin, which means being related by blood or having a familial connection.

Example Sentences:

1. He inherited his cosin's estate after his untimely demise.
2. The cosin relationships in our family tree help us understand our heritage.

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