Another word for related
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Adjective
Connected by or as if by kinship or common origin
- Related through male descent or on the father's side
- Coming from a common source; akin.
- Akin
- Of a similar nature; related:
- Of or relating to the Allies:
- Closely related
- Related by blood; having a common ancestor.
- Related in origin, as certain words in genetically related languages descended from the same ancestral root; for example, English name and Latin nōmen from Indo-European *nō̆-men-.
- Related or analogous in nature, character, or function.
- Coexisting since birth or the beginning
- Originating at the same time; related.
- Having the same origin or nature; related; cognate
- Of the same lineage or origin; having a common ancestor.
- Having the same ancestor; closely related
- Of like nature; similar
- (Archaic) Related by birth or common origin
- Having a similar or related origin, nature, or character:
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Another word for related
Modifier
Told
Connected
Akin
Synonym Study
- Affiliated usually suggests alliance of a smaller or weaker party with a larger or stronger one as a branch or dependent several companies are affiliated with this corporation
- applied to things, connection through inclusion in the same category allied sciences
- Allied , applied to persons, suggests connection through voluntary association
- Cognate now usually applies to things and suggests connection because of a common source cognate languages
- Kindred suggests blood relationship or, in extension, close connection because of similar nature, tastes, goals, etc. we are kindred souls
- applied to things, close connection through common origin, interdependence, similar character, etc. related subjects
- Related , applied to persons, implies close connection through consanguinity or, less often, through marriage we are related through our mothers
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