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immediate family
[ ih-mee-dee-it fam-uh-lee, fam lee ]
noun
- a social unit consisting of people who are very closely related, usually including parents, siblings, spouses, and children, or the members of this social unit: Compare extended family ( def 1 ), nuclear family def.
Benefits include free medical treatment for the employee and immediate family.
Members of her immediate family and several former colleagues were also in attendance.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of immediate family1
Example Sentences
The relocation saved the lives of Siegfried’s immediate family, at some cost to his peace of mind.
It allowed the migrants and their immediate family members to fly into the US if they had American sponsors and remain for two years under a temporary immigration status known as parole.
Some of my immediate family knew since I was 16, 17, but in our community, no one talks about that.
Ask anyone who has spent time in his orbit — players, staff, even immediate family — and they will tell you that Muss, like his father before him, demands a great deal from those around him.
The poll indicated that 74% of respondents in the Eaton fire zone had structural damage to their homes or other properties owned by their immediate families.
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