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Cousinly

adjective
1.
Like or befitting a cousin.






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"Cousinly" Quotes from Famous Books



... Mary was again walking on the towing-path beside the river with her cousin Walter. She had met him now about five times, and there was already an intimacy between them. The idea of cousinly intimacy to girls is undoubtedly very pleasant; and I do not know whether it is not the fact that the better and the purer is the girl, the sweeter and the pleasanter is the idea. In America a girl may form a friendly intimacy with any young ...
— The Vicar of Bullhampton • Anthony Trollope

... moods, uncertainty racked him. What did they amount to, her smiles and flashes of sympathy, her kind, cousinly ways? What did Roy's cousinly kindness amount to, with Aruna? If in India they suffered from too much restriction, it dawned on him that in England trouble might arise from too much freedom. Always, by ...
— Far to Seek - A Romance of England and India • Maud Diver

... sting of his cousinly rudeness, but she went on quietly with the rest. It was evident that any attempt to overtake the car was out of ...
— The Children's Book of Christmas Stories • Various

... understandings had been with himself. But the very fact that he was not prepared to act on such an understanding made him feel as responsible as if it actually existed. Being conscious of something rather more than cousinly tenderness in the past, he really could not be sure that he was not already irretrievably committed. Not that Lucia's manner had ever taken anything of the sort for granted. He had nothing to fear from her. But he had much (he told himself) ...
— The Divine Fire • May Sinclair

... cousin devoted himself in the most cousinly way. Tender, respectful, unobtrusive, bestowing on him enough, and not too much of his society; never interfering, and yet always at hand with any assistance required: he was exactly the companion which the earl needed, and liked constantly beside him. For, of course, ...
— A Noble Life • Dinah Maria Mulock Craik


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