Synonyms for Family:

• adj.

  •domestic (adjective)
  • home-made,
  • stay-at-home,
  • indoor,
  • home-loving,
  • domiciliary,
  • household,
  • home,
  • homelike.
  •hereditary (adjective)
  • in-born,
  • more transmissible,
  • genetic,
  • in born,
  • more genealogical,
  • more heritable,
  • in heritable,
  • in-heritable,
  • more bequeathed,
  • most willed,
  • inheritable,
  • more lineal,
  • in bred,
  • most transmissible,
  • more transmitted,
  • in-bred,
  • most transmitted,
  • maternal,
  • most bequeathed,
  • most inheritable,
  • more willed,
  • most lineal,
  • more inheritable,
  • most genealogical,
  • most heritable.
  •home (adjective)
  • national,
  • in element,
  • in ones element,
  • in bosom,
  • down home,
  • in one element.
  •kindred (adjective)
  • tribal.

• n.

  •Mafia (noun)
  • Mafiosi,
  • mafioso,
  • underworld.
  •
  • clansman,
  • the elder,
  • eldest,
  • dependent,
  • clanswoman,
  • charge,
  • black sheep,
  • elder.
  •
  • group,
  • distant,
  • legitimate,
  • close.
  •
  • ancestry,
  • origin,
  • seed,
  • genealogy,
  • colony,
  • precede.
  •association (noun)
  • out fit,
  • tiein,
  • tieup,
  • co operative,
  • rat packs,
  • co operatives,
  • out-fits,
  • out fits,
  • out-fit.
  •blood relation (noun)
  • blood relationship,
  • blood relatives,
  • uterine kin,
  • genetic relationship,
  • consanguinean,
  • biological relationship,
  • blood relative,
  • ties of blood.
  •blood relative (noun)
  • kin,
  • kindred.
  •breed (noun)
  • genuses.
  •brood (noun)
  • progenitures,
  • pro-genitures,
  • pro geniture,
  • pro-geniture,
  • pro genitures.
  •category (noun)
  • form,
  • phylum,
  • level,
  • stamp,
  • label,
  • caste,
  • series,
  • mold,
  • set,
  • genotype,
  • classification,
  • step,
  • taxonomy,
  • make,
  • persuasion,
  • denomination,
  • designation,
  • species,
  • type,
  • stripe,
  • degree,
  • style,
  • kingdom,
  • grade,
  • feather,
  • grain,
  • race,
  • ilk,
  • category,
  • line,
  • genus,
  • brand.
  •class (noun)
  • de nominations,
  • de grees,
  • pro-vince,
  • de gree,
  • cultural levels,
  • the right stuffs,
  • de-grees,
  • pro vince,
  • social ranks,
  • pro-vinces,
  • de nomination,
  • de-nominations,
  • pro vinces,
  • de-gree,
  • de-nomination.
  •commune (noun)
  • rank file,
  • commonages.
  •family (noun)
  • clan,
  • descendants,
  • dynasty,
  • house,
  • you and yours,
  • forebears,
  • nuclear family,
  • issue,
  • patter of tiny feet,
  • one-parent family,
  • Children,
  • Relatives,
  • kids,
  • Kinsmen,
  • birth,
  • next of kin,
  • Parents,
  • little ones,
  • extended family,
  • ancestors,
  • your own flesh and blood,
  • single-parent family,
  • relations,
  • scions.
  •family line (noun)
  • family line.
  •family relationship (noun)
  • kinship.
  •family tree (noun)
  • godchild,
  • nanny,
  • half-sister,
  • granny,
  • grandchild,
  • daughter,
  • stepmother,
  • nephew,
  • sibling,
  • grandparent,
  • stepfather,
  • godmother,
  • cousin,
  • mom,
  • godfather,
  • stepmum,
  • grandmother,
  • background,
  • uncle,
  • son,
  • niece,
  • sister,
  • foster-parent,
  • foster-child,
  • brother,
  • half-brother,
  • aunt,
  • stepdad,
  • grandfather.
  •federation (noun)
  • syndications,
  • federacies.
  •fellowship (noun)
  • fellowship.
  •flesh and blood (noun)
  • flesh-blood,
  • flesh,
  • flesh blood.
  •folk (noun)
  • in-habitants,
  • in habitants,
  • culture groups,
  • general publics.
  •home (noun)
  • neck woods,
  • camping grounds,
  • neck the woods.
  •household (noun)
  • family units.
  •intimate (noun)
  • bosom buddies.
  •kin (noun)
  • kinsfolks,
  • kinspersons,
  • kiths,
  • kinspeople.
  •kin, offspring; classification (noun)
  • menage,
  • network,
  • inheritance,
  • progenitors,
  • Generations,
  • subdivision,
  • in-laws,
  • heirs and assigns,
  • Siblings,
  • genre.
  •kindred (noun)
  • homefolk,
  • homefolks.
  •kinship (noun)
  • paternity,
  • consanguinity,
  • relation,
  • sisterhood,
  • brotherhood,
  • motherhood,
  • relative,
  • heredity,
  • mother,
  • maternity,
  • fatherhood,
  • father,
  • ancestor.
  •kith and kin (noun)
  • kith kin,
  • friends relatives,
  • kith-kin,
  • friends relative,
  • friends and relative,
  • kinsmens.
  •lineage (noun)
  • pro genitors,
  • fore-bears,
  • pro-genitors,
  • fore bears.
  •mankind (noun)
  • mankind,
  • community,
  • populace,
  • society,
  • commonwealth,
  • man,
  • public,
  • human race,
  • humankind,
  • humanity,
  • human beings,
  • culture,
  • citizenry.
  •offspring (noun)
  • chip off old blocks,
  • pro duce,
  • pro-duces,
  • chip old blocks,
  • chip old block,
  • pro duces.
  •order (noun)
  • taxonomic groups,
  • sub-class,
  • subclasses.
  •parentage (noun)
  • foremother,
  • primogenitors,
  • Fore-mother,
  • forebear,
  • antecessors,
  • forefather,
  • Foregoer,
  • primogenitor,
  • Antecessor.
  •people (noun)
  • peoples,
  • person in the street.
  •posterity (noun)
  • fruit,
  • descendant,
  • successor,
  • child.
  •race (noun)
  • cultural groups.
  •rank (noun)
  • primacy.
  •sort (noun)
  • likes ofs.
  •stock (noun)
  • line descent.
  •support group (noun)
  • alcoholics anonymouses,
  • support-group,
  • weight watcher,
  • Self Help Groups,
  • support systems,
  • Self Help Group,
  • selfhelp groups,
  • self-help groups,
  • selfhelp group.
  •young (noun)
  • little one.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • illegitimacy,
  • the Brady Bunch,
  • therapy,
  • motherless,
  • illegitimate,
  • filial,
  • coterie,
  • subspecies.
  •
  • population,
  • unrelated.
  •
  • generic,
  • related.
  •
  • homely,
  • removed.
  •
  • direct.
  •clan
  • moiety.
  •hereditary
  • ancestral.
  •lineal
  • racial.
  •Other relevant words:
  • classically,
  • experience,
  • kinswoman,
  • forefathers,
  • root,
  • inheritor,
  • section,
  • ashram,
  • home front,
  • diphyletic,
  • breeding,
  • qualifications,
  • connate,
  • consortium,
  • abode,
  • declension,
  • tribesman,
  • appoint,
  • great-grandchildren,
  • Endemically,
  • phalanx,
  • Subtribe,
  • heritage,
  • totem,
  • cognate,
  • apparentation,
  • folks,
  • systematics,
  • offshoot,
  • native,
  • rising generation,
  • biosystematics,
  • subfamily,
  • spat,
  • cradle,
  • dwelling house,
  • nomenclature,
  • internal,
  • phratry,
  • distaff side,
  • crowd,
  • belong to,
  • internally,
  • crew,
  • educate,
  • sect,
  • habitation,
  • instruct,
  • believe in,
  • branch,
  • forbears,
  • tame,
  • fraternal,
  • domestically,
  • otter,
  • assortment,
  • subclass,
  • teach,
  • grounding,
  • subkingdom,
  • phyle,
  • spawn,
  • determine,
  • phyletic,
  • kit,
  • agnate,
  • command,
  • german,
  • kinship group,
  • native country,
  • male line,
  • traditional,
  • Fathership,
  • trunk,
  • Familiar,
  • native land,
  • Toponymy,
  • side,
  • superfamily,
  • originally,
  • derivative,
  • Natively,
  • Families,
  • curriculum vitae,
  • patriarchal,
  • youngsters,
  • younglings,
  • indigenously,
  • subtype,
  • dictate,
  • motherland,
  • clannish,
  • heir,
  • predecessors,
  • team,
  • assign,
  • nation,
  • foremothers,
  • companionship,
  • antecedents,
  • division,
  • female line,
  • budget,
  • range,
  • biosystematy,
  • binomial nomenclature,
  • enate,
  • affiliation,
  • belongings,
  • compile,
  • connections,
  • domesticated,
  • tree,
  • hearth,
  • Onomatology,
  • mansion,
  • gentilic,
  • nativity,
  • stem,
  • linearly,
  • Family Relation,
  • course,
  • roots,
  • pack,
  • place-names,
  • sept,
  • store,
  • spear side,
  • mete out,
  • business firm,
  • collateral,
  • base,
  • dwelling,
  • farrow,
  • residential,
  • theatre,
  • communion,
  • upbringing,
  • cheap,
  • racially,
  • succession,
  • suborder,
  • family tree,
  • superspecies,
  • Great-grandchild,
  • derivation,
  • body,
  • social class,
  • domicile,
  • settlement,
  • theater,
  • prescribe,
  • training,
  • bracket,
  • treasures,
  • circle,
  • course of study,
  • ethnic music,
  • assuage,
  • syndicate,
  • inheritors,
  • Glossology,
  • gens,
  • civil,
  • compose,
  • ring,
  • ethnically,
  • dispose,
  • sign,
  • consanguineous,
  • kinsman,
  • paternal,
  • home plate,
  • ancestrally,
  • Patrimonially,
  • superorder,
  • enlighten,
  • taxonomic group,
  • native soil,
  • faction,
  • appease,
  • new generation,
  • Stirp,
  • credentials,
  • Tong,
  • crime syndicate,
  • heirs,
  • biotype,
  • matriclan,
  • locally,
  • Sons,
  • pool,
  • youngster,
  • common ancestry,
  • paternally,
  • company,
  • akin,
  • sib,
  • totemic,
  • subset,
  • affiliated,
  • place,
  • name,
  • phylogenetic,
  • collateral relative,
  • Orismology,
  • subcaste,
  • immediate family,
  • subgenus,
  • paradigmatic,
  • parental,
  • inherently,
  • suit,
  • build,
  • allied,
  • naturally,
  • superclass,
  • plant kingdom,
  • common people,
  • regulate,
  • horde,
  • ethnic,
  • Congenitally,
  • Cosa Nostra,
  • party,
  • sep,
  • tell,
  • patriarchs,
  • advise,
  • plate,
  • establish,
  • accuse,
  • primitively,
  • rest home,
  • gender,
  • enjoin,
  • generation,
  • terminology,
  • grandchildren,
  • kin group,
  • get,
  • nationally,
  • innately,
  • economic class,
  • endogamous group,
  • animal group,
  • planetary house,
  • Antonomasia,
  • year,
  • filiation,
  • animal kingdom,
  • gentile,
  • posse,
  • birthplace,
  • clique,
  • onomastics,
  • band,
  • fatherland,
  • mafia,
  • genetically,
  • dynastic,
  • Deme,
  • nursing home,
  • firm,
  • govern,
  • sex,
  • cv,
  • kid,
  • patrilineage,
  • genealogically,
  • Hereditarily,
  • collective noun,
  • course of instruction,
  • linear,
  • folk music,
  • private,
  • history.

Paraphrases for Family:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    Families, familial.
  • Proper noun, singular
    familial, familles.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    familial.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    family-owned, family-run, intra-family, family-based.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    family-based.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    family-type, household-type, homey, domestic, Familiar.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Fathers, Faculties, victims, kids, Schools, detainees, captives, Countries, topics, familia, Its, familiales, familie, domestic, familiares, Familiar.
  • Noun, plural
    Siblings, uncles, dependants, supports, dependents.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    familiale, lineage, father, next-of-kin.
  • Verb, past tense
    Began, Got.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    using.
  • Verb, past participle
    loved, supposed, born, Got.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    follows, calls, familiales.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    family-related, family-friendly, family-oriented, household, family-centred, family-planning.
  • Proper noun, singular
    household, Households.
  • Noun, plural
    Households.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    household, breadwinner, family-planning.

Antonyms for Family:

• n.

  • kin, offspring; classification
    parent.

Homophones for Family:

• funnel, fennel, funnily, familial, female, finial, fan mail, finale, finely, finally, final, fin whale, fawn lily.