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family reunion

[ fam-uh-lee ree-yoon-yuhn, fam-lee ]

noun

  1. a gathering of relatives, especially after an interval of separation:

    We're all headed to Wisconsin this summer for a family reunion of the Taylor cousins.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of family reunion1

First recorded in 1760–70 family reunion fordef 1, 1950–55 family reunion fordef 2

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Example Sentences

A CNN news segment turned into a family reunion when host Chris Cuomo interviewed his older brother, Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

So the ACRI march wound up feeling more like a family reunion than a rally for human rights.

As speaker, Newt treated Bob like a man treats his least favorite cousin at the family reunion.

The actor added that the ceremony will be “like one big family reunion.”

Here, some reluctant participants at a family reunion are transformed in a beatific bunch by a ride in the Caravan.

"We have a family reunion at Redlands," said active Julia Moore.

What is Christmas without the sentiments which hallow the evergreen, the anthem, the mistletoe, the family reunion?

Auntie cant come for shes going to some family reunion or other, and we can make room for you.

Bluebeard's wives could have held a family reunion in that closet and invited all of Solomon's spouses.

Does Dante place the happiness of Heaven in the bliss and glorification of family reunion?

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