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twice removed
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remove
- move ‘remove’ If you remove something, you take it away. The waiter came over to remove the plates. He removed his hand from the man's collar. ‘move’ If you go to live in a different house, don't say that you ‘remove’. Say that you move. Send me your new address if you move. Last year my parents moved from Marseille to Paris. In British English, you can also say that you move house. We have just moved house and are planning to paint some of the rooms. Forum discussions with the word(s) "twice removed" in the title: cousins twice removed? - English Only forum
Double First Cousin Twice Removed - English Only forum first cousin twice removed - English Only forum He is (a/the) fifth cousin, twice removed of Obama - English Only forum
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