sibling
a brother or sister
your brother or sister
[someone]'s sibling; siblings (of [someone])
- She has two siblings, a brother and a sister.
- My sibling is picking me up from the airport after work.
- He grew up as the youngest of five siblings.
- I have one sibling.
- My sibling lives in Canada.
a closely related thing
a thing that is very similar and connected to another thing
a sibling of/to [something]
- Spanish and Portuguese are sibling languages with many similarities.
- The cheaper phone is a sibling to the flagship model, but with fewer features.
- These two apps are siblings, built from the same codebase.
- Spanish and Portuguese are sibling languages.
- Base: sibling
- Plural: siblings
sibling bond
1close connection between siblings
a strong relationship between brothers and sisters
- They have a strong sibling bond even though they live in different countries.
- The story focuses on the sibling bond that helps them survive hard times.
- Camping trips helped build a sibling bond that lasted into adulthood.
sibling company
1companies under the same parent
two companies owned by the same parent company
- The two brands are sibling companies owned by the same parent group.
- She transferred to a sibling company to get more international experience.
- The merger created several sibling companies under one holding firm.
sibling group
1brothers and sisters together
a group of brothers and sisters
- The agency worked hard to place the sibling group together.
- The school asked families to register each sibling group under one account.
- The hospital has special visiting rules for each sibling group.
sibling node
1nodes with the same parent
a node next to another under the same parent
- To move the item, drag it to a sibling node under the same parent.
- The algorithm checks each sibling node before moving to the next level.
- In the tree view, sibling nodes appear at the same indentation level.
sibling relationship
1relationship between siblings
how brothers and sisters get along
- Moving away changed their sibling relationship in a positive way.
- Therapy helped her talk about a difficult sibling relationship.
- Their sibling relationship is warm, but they still argue sometimes.
sibling rivalry
1competition between brothers and sisters
Competition and jealousy between brothers and sisters, often for their parents' attention or approval.
- Their parents tried to treat them equally to reduce sibling rivalry.
- Sibling rivalry can start when a new baby comes into the family.
- The counselor said a little sibling rivalry is normal as children grow up.
sibling rivalry
1competition between brothers and sisters
when brothers and sisters compete or fight a lot
- Sibling rivalry got worse when they started competing for the same spot on the team.
- A little sibling rivalry is normal, but constant fighting can be stressful for parents.
- The movie jokes about sibling rivalry without making it mean-spirited.
sibling species
1very similar species
very similar but different species
- Genetic testing showed that the insects were actually two sibling species.
- The birds look identical, but they are sibling species with different songs.
- Researchers tracked how the sibling species adapted to different habitats.