families

[fam-uh-leez, fam-leez]

noun

1. the plural of family.

Example Sentences

There’s the families that go to the beach and the families that hike and the families that go skiing.

From Los Angeles Times

"We let families down", Ms Morton told the inquiry, saying protection was not afforded to babies and that "some children paid the highest price".

From BBC

"All our love and support go to their families, friends, and colleagues in this very difficult time," Martinez-Almeida said in a post on X.

From BBC

Above the boarded-up storerooms on the ground floor, eight of the building's 10 apartments have become temporary homes for families displaced by the war.

From BBC

One of the hard-won lessons they learned is that “conversion therapy undermines rather than strengthens families by creating conflict and damaging parent-child relationships.”

From Salon

Related Words

• clan 
• folk 
• group 
• house 
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• people 
• tribe