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consanguineous, a.|kɒnsæŋˈgwɪniːəs|
[f. L. consanguine-us of the same blood (f. con- + sanguis, sanguin- blood) + -ous.]
1. Of the same blood, related by blood, akin; of or pertaining to those so related.
1601Shakes. Twel. N. ii. iii. 82 Am not I consanguinious? Am I not of her blood: tilly vally. 1656S. Holland Zara (1719) 89 Not like Aliens, but as having consanguineous Alliance. 1781Mrs. Thrale in Mad. D'Arblay's Diary & Lett. II. 109 Of this consanguineous fondness I have had little experience myself. 1871Darwin Desc. Man II. xxi. 403 A plan for ascertaining..whether or not consanguineous marriages are injurious to man.
fig.1827Bentham Ration. Evidence Wks. 1843 VI. 351 Consanguineous vices—vices that act in partnership.
2. Roman Law. = consanguinean 2.
1861Maine Anc. Law v. (1870) 152 In the Customs of Normandy, the rule applies to uterine brothers only..[In] England, the judges..extended it to consanguineous brothers, that is to sons of the same father by different wives.
consanˈguineously adv., by common blood.
1886H. Hall Soc. Eliz. Age 95 Half of the illustrious courtiers of the day..were related to Elizabeth consanguineously. |