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    child, kids, childhood, boys, sons, minors, enfants, infants, babies, niños, niñez, kinder, juveniles, niño, infancia, pupils, barnen, kiddies, juvenile, ‘enfance, minor, students, infant, barn, kid

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  1. Heather Steans:

    It is my hope that teaching students about the valuable contributions LGBTQ individuals have made throughout history will create a safer environment with fewer incidents of harassment, lGBTQ children and teenagers will also be able to gain new role models who share life experiences with them.

  2. Commissioner Darren Hine:

    On a day where these children were meant to be celebrating their last day at primary school, instead we are all mourning their loss.

  3. Martha McSally:

    These children were brought here at no fault of their own. In Arizona, there are 57,000 of them, uncertainty brings fear to my constituents in this position. Can you assure me that they will be protected ?

  4. Hillary Clinton:

    How many innocent people in our country, from little children, to church members, to movie theater attendees, how many people do we need to see cut down before we act? in order to make sense of it, we have to be honest. We have to face hard truths about race, violence, guns and division.

  5. Jonathan Caspi:

    When children complain about fairness, parents often dismiss it… which only confirms the sense that they are on the outside in the parent-children relationship. Acknowledge the feelings and openly discuss it, parents should observe how they intervene in sibling conflicts. Are Jonathan Caspi taking one’s side more than the other’s ? If so, change it up.


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brood, consequence, culture, descendants, family, en.synonym.one, fruit, generation, humanity, issue, kin, man, mankind, offspring, people, product, progeny, race.

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teenagers young people, the youth |juːθ|, adolescents |ˌædəˈlesnts|, boys and girls people a person, an individual |ɪndɪˈvɪdʒʊ(ə)l|, a human/humans, a human being – человек, the mankind |mænˈkaɪnd|, the humanity |hjʊˈmanɪti|, our society |səˈsʌɪɪti| very really, especially |ɪˈspɛʃ(ə)li|, perfectly |ˈpəːfɪk(t)li|, greatly |ˈɡreɪtli| waste of time lose time, do not use time sensibly free time leisure time, spare time, pastime important significant, necessary, essential, vital, main, crucial, key country state, land experience skills, knowledge of life improve make better, become better, get better convenient useful, (comfortable) community neighbourhood, area, district health good condition healthy be fit, in good condition, in good health, be not ill fast food junk food, unhealthy food, ready-made food, easy to cook home place where you live, flat, house, residence benefits advantages, profit disadvantage drawback clothes things you wear, dress unacceptable wrong, bad CAN be able to, possible HAVE own, possess, belong to, be the property of possible viable, realizable |ˈriːəlʌɪzəbl|, achievable |əˈtʃiːvəb(ə)l|, attainable |əˈteɪnəbl|, workable |ˈwəːkəb(ə)l|, probable |ˈprɒbəb(ə)l|,potential |pə(ʊ)ˈtɛnʃ(ə)l| work (career path) career, profession (a way of making career) way method thing idea, point (идея, мысль) / object, item (предмет) / possession, valuables (ценныевещи, имущество) responsible in charge of hobby interest, pastime good well, great environment ecosystem, habitat tourist traveller, holidaymaker, visitor journey trip, excursion, tour, voyage (морское) wear dress, have smth on, be dressed in resident citizen collect bring together the Internet world Wide Web, the Web, the Net, online, virtual money income cash, salary, wages, earn, pay, money jealousy (ревностный, завистливый) envy (завидовать), envious (завистливый) love affection for happy pleased, joyful, delighted, glad education studying, process of learning and teaching effective work well, successful, thriving, promising school leavers graduates compulsory obligatory, mandatory optional voluntary, not compulsory, not obligatory problem issue, trouble athlete sportsman extreme sports risky, dangerous, unsafe exercise train, do sports gym sports centre, health club, fitness club library a place where books are stored graffiti paintings / pictures on the wall e-books (electronic books) e-reader disappear vanish, go away, become extinct (animals) Artificial (искусственный) unreal, contrived cell phone smartphone, mobile phone technology machine, equipment boring dull, monotonous worker employee, a member of staff accomplish succeed in, fulfill successful effective, well find a job get a job, have a job read find out smth find look for recycle reuse rubbish litter, garbage, waste small shops local shops landfill (мусорка) dump (свалка) interesting fascinating, gripping, exciting, thrilling, enjoyable shop department store, shopping mall / centre, market,

buy, purchase (глаголы)

popular well known, famous watch TV spend time in front of TV warn (предупреждение) alert, caution stress worry, concern, anxiety life lifestyle, way of life, daily life overpopulation a lot of people, overcrowded sibling a brother or a sister bring up raise (воспитывать) much plenty of, a great deal of … many numerous, plenty of fun enjoyable, enjoyment, entertainment, pleasure, great time fashion brend social nets social networking sites fight stand up to, face smth rich wealthy, prosperous global worldwide huge enormous, very big, extremely big / large explore study eventually with time need require, demand (требовать) attend a party visit a party film movie modern contemporary, the latest communicate (communication) contact, get in touch, discuss (discussion, conversation) ambitious determined (амбициозный, целеустремленный) language tongue, dialect, accent, mother tongue, the first language replace substitute zoo wildlife park animals species, living things, pets influence effect smb, have an impact on … independence freedom, being independent people a person (he or she), the mankind, the humanity, our society very really, especially, greatly, extremely possible achievable, probable, potential develop broaden (расширять), increase, make better Make worse decrease (уменьшать), deteriorate (ухудшаться), worsen
  • heir
  • offspring
  • scion
  • brood
  • child
  • get
  • issue
  • kin
  • offshoot
  • posterity
  • product
  • progeny
  • seed
  • spin-off
  • chip off old block
  • progeniture
  • clan
  • folk
  • group
  • house
  • household
  • people
  • tribe
  • ancestors
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  • blood
  • brood
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  • descendants
  • descent
  • dynasty
  • extraction
  • forebears
  • genealogy
  • generations
  • genre
  • inheritance
  • in-laws
  • issue
  • kind
  • kindred
  • line
  • lineage
  • network
  • parentage
  • pedigree
  • progenitors
  • progeny
  • race
  • relations
  • relationship
  • relatives
  • siblings
  • strain
  • subdivision
  • system
  • heirs and assigns
  • kith and kin
  • menage
  • ménage
  • blood relative
  • clay
  • consanguinean
  • family
  • kids
  • kin
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  • offspring
  • organism
  • relatives
  • uterine kin
  • ancestors
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  • breed
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  • issue
  • kids
  • lineage
  • posterity
  • race
  • scions
  • seed
  • stock
  • young
  • begats
  • progeniture

On this page you’ll find 166 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to children, such as: heir, offspring, scion, brood, child, and get.

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    How to use children in a sentence

    It’s not perfect, but it can help families intentionally balance screen time with the exercise, outdoor play, and real-life social interactions that are vital to childrens’ well-being.

    NO, KIDS DON’T NEED INSTAGRAMKRISTA LANGLOISMAY 14, 2021OUTSIDE ONLINE

    The same outpourings of affection are seen in the dealings of children with their toy babies and animals.

    CHILDREN’S WAYSJAMES SULLY

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    OCTOBER 26, 1985

    WORDS RELATED TO CHILDREN

    • brood
    • child
    • children
    • chip off old block
    • get
    • heir
    • issue
    • kin
    • offshoot
    • offspring
    • posterity
    • product
    • progeniture
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    • scion
    • seed
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    • births
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    • broods
    • children
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    • genres
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    • heirs and assigns
    • households
    • houses
    • in-laws
    • inheritances
    • issues
    • kindreds
    • kinds
    • kith and kins
    • lineages
    • lines
    • menages
    • ménages
    • networks
    • parentage
    • pedigrees
    • people
    • progenies
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    • races
    • relations
    • relationships
    • relatives
    • siblings
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    • blood
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    • children
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    • generations
    • genre
    • group
    • heirs and assigns
    • house
    • household
    • in-laws
    • inheritance
    • issue
    • kind
    • kindred
    • kith and kin
    • line
    • lineage
    • menage
    • ménage
    • network
    • parentage
    • pedigree
    • people
    • progenitors
    • progeny
    • race
    • relations
    • relationship
    • relatives
    • siblings
    • strain
    • subdivision
    • system
    • tribe
    • blood relative
    • children
    • clay
    • consanguinean
    • family
    • kids
    • kin
    • kith and kin
    • offspring
    • organism
    • relatives
    • uterine kin
    • ancestors
    • ancestry
    • birth
    • blood
    • brood
    • children
    • clan
    • class
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    • genealogy
    • generations
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    • kind
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    • line
    • lineage
    • ménage
    • network
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    • people
    • progenitors
    • progeny
    • race
    • relations
    • relationship
    • relatives
    • siblings
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    • system
    • tribe
    • breed
    • brood
    • children
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    • lineage
    • next generation
    • offspring
    • progeniture
    • progeny
    • scions
    • seed
    • stock
    • succeeding generations
    • successors
    • unborn

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    plural of child

    1

    as in kids

    a young person who is between infancy and adulthood

    an imaginative animated film that appeals to adults as well as to children


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    2

    as in infants

    a recently born person

    wrapped the child in a blanket before taking him outside in the cold


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    3

    as in outcomes

    a condition or occurrence traceable to a cause

    widespread stress is the child of the frenetic pace of the modern world


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    Contexts

    Young humans being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority

    The offspring of a family

    Human beings as a group

    Heirs and assigns

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    Noun

    Young humans being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority

    youngsters

    babies

    infants

    juveniles

    bairns

    kids

    minors

    toddlers

    newborns

    youth

    adolescents

    babes

    boys

    girls

    little ones

    teenagers

    tots

    weans

    brats

    kiddies

    neonates

    nippers

    schoolboys

    schoolgirls

    striplings

    whippersnappers

    fledglings

    juniors

    chits

    laddies

    shavers

    sprog

    young ladies

    young men

    young people

    ankle-biters

    bambinos

    kiddiewinks

    lassies

    pickneys

    sucklings

    teens

    teenyboppers

    tinies

    young adults

    buds

    chaps

    chicks

    cubs

    kiddos

    lads

    lasses

    moppets

    munchkins

    sprat

    sprouts

    squirts

    urchins

    whelps

    younglings

    guttersnipes

    hobbledehoys

    littlies

    nurslings

    tackers

    cherubs

    imps

    innocents

    lambs

    mites

    nestlings

    preschoolers

    preteens

    pubescents

    rug rats

    spawn

    tadpoles

    tykes

    small fry

    babes in arms

    young ones

    younger generation

    boys and girls

    next generation

    young shavers

    young

    young ‘uns

    sonnies

    shavelings

    boyos

    boychicks

    callants

    tads

    boychiks

    missies

    sons

    mademoiselles

    fillies

    daughters

    nymphs

    miss

    sheilas

    sweet sixteens

    girlies

    colleens

    bits

    saplings

    damsels

    birds

    puppies

    bints

    pieces

    maidens

    tarts

    offspring

    broads

    dames

    wenches

    punk

    baggage

    gal

    popsies

    charlies

    chooks

    fellows

    issues

    progeny

    underages

    preadults

    young’uns

    hoodies

    chavs

    rising generation

    teeners

    pupils

    juvenile delinquents

    students

    pups

    signorinas

    janes

    petticoats

    Judies

    demoiselles

    Mss

    mares

    sisters

    shes

    frails

    half-pints

    runts

    bucks

    masters

    knaves

    cadets

    gamins

    dolls

    tomato

    patooties

    maids

    females

    more ❯

    “Twenty-one young children from the local schools marched in step, each child carrying a rose.”

    Noun

    The offspring of a family

    offspring

    progeny

    descendants

    issues

    brood

    offshoots

    successors

    issue

    posterity

    produce

    family

    lineages

    scions

    seed

    spawn

    stock

    young

    daughters

    lineage

    litter

    offshoot

    progeniture

    sons

    heirs

    succession

    sons and daughters

    flesh and blood

    kids

    fruit

    get

    youngsters

    scion

    babies

    fruit of one’s loins

    descendant

    quiverful

    child

    little ones

    sprogs

    breed

    chip off the old block

    heir

    kiddies

    tots

    fry

    successor

    pup

    generation

    son

    daughter

    next generation

    race

    begats

    binary clone

    kin

    later generations

    generations to come

    years to come

    future

    kiddiewinks

    junior

    clutch

    cub

    ankle-biter

    infant

    youngster

    munchkin

    shaver

    bairn

    tot

    nipper

    pickney

    little one

    tacker

    kiddie

    chit

    lad

    toddler

    brat

    chick

    sprog

    kid

    babe

    hatch

    unborn

    baby

    infants

    sons or daughters

    babes

    tinies

    bambino

    nippers

    chicks

    nest

    future generations

    ankle-biters

    rug rat

    babe in arms

    tiny tot

    flock

    heredity

    inheritor

    children of immigrants

    line

    afterbear

    product

    nearest and dearest

    spin-off

    fruit of someone’s loins

    new generation

    first-generation

    hybrid

    relation

    relative

    heiress

    begotten

    son and heir

    school

    puppies

    cubs

    piglets

    kittens

    set of offspring

    newborn

    youth

    neonate

    juvenile

    wean

    suckling

    squirt

    teenager

    adolescent

    stripling

    cherub

    bud

    minor

    nursling

    sprout

    urchin

    moppet

    whippersnapper

    littlie

    tyke

    teen

    teenybopper

    mite

    nestling

    pubescent

    anklebiter

    preteen

    young one

    little doll

    little angel

    young ‘un

    small child

    little darling

    small fry

    more ❯

    “Gil was determined to build a better life for his children.”

    Noun

    Human beings as a group

    people

    society

    human beings

    humans

    humanity

    humankind

    individuals

    persons

    mortals

    Homo sapiens

    human species

    living souls

    mankind

    men

    others

    personages

    souls

    women

    many

    many people

    men and women

    other people

    rabblement

    species

    world

    everyone

    guys

    human race

    Jane Q. Public

    John Q. Public

    peeps

    persons in the street

    man

    folks

    mortality

    homo sapiens

    public

    flesh

    human life

    populace

    community

    earth

    universe

    civilizationUS

    human

    the world at large

    the world

    civilisationUK

    the human species

    human races

    body

    character

    sorts

    hominids

    earthlings

    bods

    bipeds

    babies

    life

    specimens

    beings

    wights

    population

    inhabitants

    citizenry

    denizens

    residents

    ménage

    nation

    state

    group

    menage

    masses

    nationality

    proletariat

    settlement

    confederation

    household

    general public

    person’s relations

    the people

    the population

    the silent majority

    men, women, and children

    folk

    ethnic group

    most people

    culture group

    body politic

    more ❯

    Noun

    Heirs and assigns

    menage

    ancestors

    ancestry

    birth

    blood

    brood

    clan

    class

    descendants

    descent

    dynasty

    extraction

    folk

    forebears

    genealogy

    generations

    genre

    group

    house

    household

    inheritance

    in-laws

    issue

    kind

    kindred

    line

    lineage

    network

    parentage

    pedigree

    people

    progenitors

    progeny

    race

    relations

    relationship

    relatives

    siblings

    strain

    subdivision

    system

    tribe

    heirs and assigns

    kith and kin

    ménage

    home

    family

    family unit

    folks

    nuclear family

    extended family

    family circle

    domestic establishment

    ainga

    kinfolks

    kin

    stock

    kinsfolk

    kinfolk

    bloodline

    tradition

    family tree

    community

    binuclear family

    kinship group

    origin

    derivation

    breeding

    heritage

    background

    breed

    roots

    stirps

    filiation

    line of descent

    nearest and dearest

    kinsmen

    heredity

    relation

    kinswomen

    kinship

    origins

    family members

    forefathers

    kinsperson

    connection

    affinity

    cousin

    connectionsUS

    offspring

    sept

    consanguinity

    kith

    kinsman

    antecedents

    seed

    connexionsUK

    stemma

    paternity

    progenitor

    primogenitor

    blood relations

    blood relatives

    next of kin

    gens

    relative

    sibling

    type

    succession

    rellies

    member

    blood relative

    history

    ancestor

    kinswoman

    forebear

    forefather

    precursor

    foregoer

    forerunner

    flesh and blood

    foremother

    antecessor

    antecedent

    source

    one’s flesh and blood

    one’s own flesh and blood

    beginnings

    sib

    moiety

    predecessors

    ngai

    group of families

    foremothers

    heritance

    legacy

    family line

    antecessors

    phratry

    fam

    whakapapa

    generation

    progeniture

    genetics

    family background

    blood relationship

    blood line

    member of the family

    tree

    genealogical chart

    ancestral tree

    genealogical tree

    family history

    herd

    loved ones

    genus

    scion

    blended family

    descendent

    descendant

    clansman

    nation

    circle

    clique

    bunch

    parents

    faction

    division

    hapu

    caste

    iwi

    population

    association

    ilk

    sort

    society

    ethnic group

    ‘rents

    flesh

    brethren

    homefolk

    ties

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    Noun

    Plural for a condition or occurrence derived from or caused by something

    outcomes

    consequences

    product

    results

    aftereffects

    aftermaths

    corollaries

    backwash

    conclusions

    culmination

    fate

    fruit

    issues

    outgrowths

    precipitates

    ramifications

    resultants

    creation

    development

    effect

    offshoots

    produce

    repercussions

    sequels

    sequences

    fallout

    ripples

    upshots

    after-effects

    by-products

    end products

    end results

    ripple effects

    side effects

    “One could say that one’s attitude is the child of one’s environment.”

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