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14 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
24 points in WWF

Definitions for CONSANGUINEOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of the same blood or origin; specifically, descended from the same ancestor, also CONSANGUINE
relating to or denoting people descended from the same ancestor
Of the same blood; related by birth; descended from the same parent or ancestor.
related by blood
of the same blood or origin; specifically, descended from the same ancestor

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of the same blood or origin; descended from the same ancestor

Words that contain CONSANGUINEOUS

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How to use CONSANGUINEOUS in a sentence

In the second generation it ran to another island, and when the data gave out, at the fourth generation, there was not a single case of consanguineous marriage involved.
There was, indeed, a considerable amount of consanguineous marriage involved.
Honesty demands, therefore, that consanguineous marriage be not credited with results for which the consanguineous element is in no wise responsible.
The consanguineous marriages shown in this line of descent are by no means the only ones of the kind that took place in the family, many like them being found in collateral lines.
Consanguineous marriages in a degree no closer than that of first cousins, are neither to be condemned nor praised indiscriminately.
The need for statistics of the frequency of occurrence of consanguineous marriages has been strongly felt by many far-sighted men.
Wherever statistics have been gathered it is the rule that the percentage of consanguineous marriage is greater in rural than in urban districts.
He estimates the consanguineous marriages in France not including second cousins, at from four to five per cent.
So that the percentage of marriages ordinarily considered consanguineous is probably between two, and two and a half.
Raseri shows that from one point of view the actual number of consanguineous marriages is little, if any, greater than the probable number.

But the perpetuation of a comparatively pure race by marriage within that race, and consanguineous marriage in the narrower sense are different propositions.
But unless consanguineous marriages can directly be shown to produce an excess of male births greater than the normal, such indirect evidence is valueless.
Bemiss found a very high death-rate among the children of consanguineous marriage, due partly to the fact that his cases were reported by physicians.
There is, therefore, a strong indication of lowered vitality as a result of consanguineous marriage.
For this reason, when idiocy did follow consanguineous marriage as it sometimes would, it was believed to be the fit punishment of some violation of divine law.
This is what occurs when a consanguineous marriage takes place between descendants of a neurotic family.
The percentage of idiotic children would then be somewhat higher from consanguineous marriages than from the average marriage purely through the action of the laws of heredity.
Statistics from foreign sources give even larger percentages of the blind as the offspring of consanguineous marriage.
The extent to which the connection between consanguineous marriage and deaf-mutism has been studied is indicated by a table given by Mr.
Thus we have in these reports a census inquiry into a phase of the consanguineous marriage problem extending over the period of six successive censal years.
Hedemarken, which has the fewest consanguineous marriages has a great many deaf-mutes.
The extreme variation in the percentages of those who are the offspring of consanguineous marriages cannot be attributed to mere chance.
The laws of heredity seem to indicate that a consanguineous marriage increases or intensifies in the offspring whatever peculiarities exist in the family.
And when rational laws prohibit the marriage of the diseased and the degenerate, the problem of consanguineous marriage will cease to be of vital importance.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Consanguineous Marriages in the American Population, by George B.

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