Synonyms for co-mother
co-moth·er

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1. co-mothernoun

   the relationship of a godmother to the other god-parents, and the legal parents, of a child.

   Synonyms:
   gossip, commère, cummer

2. co-mothernoun

   in polygamy, the relationship between one co-wife and another, in respect to their children

   Synonyms:
   sister-wife

3. co-mothernoun

   Synonyms:
   stepmother

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1. That Stonehouse:

   Philip Athill was Philip Athill and an observer, philip Athill was illegitimate and was brought up largely by Philip Athill mother in France, and it later emerged that Philip Athill was gay when Philip Athill had an affair with a male Swedish film star.

2. Andrew Schneider:

   Men are confused. They're conflicted. They want a woman who's their intellectual equal, but they're afraid of women like that. They want a woman they can dominate, but then they hate her for being weak. It's an ambivalence that goes back to a man's relationship with his mother. Source of his life, center of his universe, object of both his fear and his love.

3. Mia Carlson:

   As a mother, I was really so thankful for her, you can't rewind something like that.

4. Raymond John:

   The UNHCR is the mother of human rights but they’re essentially denying human rights, the West has to know the persecution the Christians face in Pakistan and in Thailand. Who will speak for us when those who speak will speak for the government?

5. Shelby Steele:

   I think you’re God's gift right now to black America, to the black community all across America, because we've gotten this terrible, terrible idea coming out of the 60s, that our dependency on the larger society is justice. And that what we need to be doing is protesting, and that we need Black Lives Matter, and that we need black anger and we need black identity, no, those things assuage us as we decline. What we need are traditional family values. A mother and a father — no social programs will ever substitute for that. We need that sort of common sense responsibility for our own fate — don't just keep giving us things, more and more things. Ask more from us and we need to ask more from ourselves.