Synonyms for sibling
ˈsɪb lɪŋsib·ling

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:3.0 / 4 votes

1. sibling, sibnoun

   a person's brother or sister

   Synonyms:
   cognate, sib, blood relative, blood relation

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1. • Relative

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1. brother and sister

   Submitted by rinat on August 15, 2019  

2. humbreze

   your my best sibling!

   Submitted by anonymous on February 24, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "sibling":

   brother, hermano, brotherly, brothers, fraternal, peer, sisterly, siblings

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1. Marc Neveu:

   This is the first explanation consistent with data returned from NASAs Cassini spacecraft for how a tiny moon such as Enceladus, which is only about as big as Washington state or the British Isles, has a subsurface ocean when other sibling moons that are bigger or closer to Saturn, and therefore more likely to have such oceans, do not.

2. Emily Rousell:

   Parenting happens in layers, and as many opportunities we get or can create to positively reinforce and encourage and build them up, the better, sometimes in a bigger family it's too easy to not be seen individually - this provides one extra way for them to have an extra moment now and then when they can feel special and known as an individual and not just part of the sibling group.

3. Vincenzo Berghella:

   Women always ask for a better sense of their delivery date in order to help them prepare for work leave, or to make contingency plans for sibling-care during labor, these are plans which help reduce a woman's anxiety about the onset of labor.

4. Mattis Collier:

   It doesn't discriminate. It's not just poor people. It's not just people without fathers or mothers or guidance. It's everybody. It's your sorority sister. It's your friend. It's your sibling. It's your child, and I think it's very important for people to realize that you need to talk about it and you need to explain it while you're younger. It's not just bruises that are giveaways for an abusive relationship. ... It's how someone talks to you. It's how someone treats you. It's how someone talks about you to others.

5. Marc Smith:

   Protecting vulnerable children who come to our attention is at the core of our mission at DCFS, all of us feel this loss. Our priority is the care and safety of Andrew's younger sibling.