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cunonia family

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun cunonia family has 1 sense
  1. Cunoniaceae, family Cunoniaceae, cunonia family - trees or shrubs or climbers; mostly southern hemisphere
    --1 is a kind of rosid dicot family
    --1 is a member of Rosales, order Rosales
    --1 has members: Ceratopetalum, genus Ceratopetalum

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Cunonia Family

The Cunonia family refers to a group of flowering plants belonging to the family Cunoniaceae. This family consists of approximately 300 species, primarily found in Australia and Southeast Asia. These plants are known for their vibrant flowers and often attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.

Sense 1: Popular Usage

In popular usage, the term "Cunonia family" might be sometimes used to refer to a close-knit group of individuals who share a strong bond, similar to a family. It conveys the idea of a supportive and connected network of people who look out for one another.

Example Sentence: The group of friends that formed during their college years became their Cunonia family, always there to support and encourage each other.

Sense 2: Local Usage

In local usage, particularly in certain regions, "Cunonia family" might be a reference to a particular family or lineage that holds significance within that community, often due to historical, cultural, or social reasons.

Example Sentence: The Johnsons, a prominent Cunonia family in this town for generations, continue to uphold their traditions and contribute to the community's welfare.

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