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sister-in-laws vs co-sisters

The phrases "sister-in-laws" and "co-sisters" are not directly comparable as they refer to different relationships. "Sister-in-laws" is incorrect as the correct term is "sisters-in-law." On the other hand, "co-sisters" is a correct term used in some cultures to refer to women who are married to brothers and share a sister-like relationship.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 1160 views

sister-in-laws

This phrase is incorrect. The correct term is "sisters-in-law."

The correct term to refer to the female siblings of one's spouse is "sisters-in-law."
  • He's your husband's adoptive father and your sister-in-laws husband.
  • Besides, we're both dating Puckermans, and someday we'll be sister-in-laws and hanging out with Jews together.
  • Maria, is it true that in your sister-in-laws villa... there's a dining-room, a smoking-room... a study and a conservatory?
  • You are my sister-in-law and I'm your sister-in-law.
  • The company your sister-in-law works for.
  • I hadn't seen your sister-in-law since Kyle left.
  • I work with your sister-in-law at the spa.
  • - (Intercom buzzes) - I have your sister in law.
  • I haven't been the best sister-in-law lately.
  • Sister-in-law did indeed solve the riddle.
  • I'm Joann Dearing, Harper's sister-in-law.
  • Sister-in-law, power is shut only in few homes.
  • Hello, Diggle's sister-in-law Carly.
  • Hello, Diggle's sister-in-law Carly.
  • I'm trying to track down my sister-in-law, Persephone Towyn.
  • This is Jen, Boonmee's sister-in-law.
  • Congratulations to you as well, sister-in-law.
  • My poor sister-in-law isn't very lucid.
  • Because that's where my sister-in-law found the infant carrier.
  • Thank you for helping my sister-in-law.

Alternatives:

  • sisters-in-law

co-sisters

This phrase is correct in some cultures to refer to women who are married to brothers and share a sister-like relationship.

"Co-sisters" is used in some cultures to describe women who are married to brothers and have a close relationship akin to sisters.
  • I figured a co-worker or a sister, not wife.

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