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the state of being biologically related to someone
- The royal family's strict rules on marriage were based on maintaining consanguinity to preserve their bloodline.
- The genetic study revealed a high degree of consanguinity among the isolated population, indicating close familial relationships.
- Laws regarding inheritance often take consanguinity into account to determine rightful heirs.
- The consanguinity between the cousins was evident, as they shared many physical and personality traits.
- In some cultures, consanguinity plays a significant role in marriage arrangements, ensuring that familial ties remain strong.
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