in-law
Noun
Meaning
a relative by marriage
Source: WordNetAlternative names
in law
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Also, Judith is Noam's sister in-law.
Boulos grew up in Lagos, where his family owns “a multibillion-dollar conglomerate that trades in vehicles, equipment, retail and construction,” making him (on paper at least) a perfect fit for a Trump in-law.
I am uncomfortable and resentful that my sister in-law would even bring this up to us, but then I feel bad because of how much she has suffered.
Just two weeks later, however, his bride left him; Sienkiewicz blamed "in-law intrigues".
In Islamic law, marriage among close blood relations like parents, stepparent, parents in-law, siblings, stepsiblings, the children of siblings, aunts and uncles is prohibited, while first or second cousins may marry.
Sam Rainsy on his Facebook account posted a May 4 letter from Paris in which he also gave his condolences for the death of Hun Sen’s mother in-law.