beanpole family
beanpole family noun: a family structure characterized by multiple living generations but relatively few members within each generation, producing a tall, thin and vertical family tree rather than a broad, pyramid-shaped one.
Noun
beanpole family (plural beanpole families)
- A family structure characterized by multiple living generations but relatively few members within each generation, producing a tall, thin and vertical family tree rather than a broad, pyramid-shaped one.
Forms of beanpole family
| plural | beanpole families |
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Questions about beanpole family
- What does beanpole family mean?
- Beanpole family means a family structure characterized by multiple living generations but relatively few members within each generation, producing a tall, thin and vertical family tree rather than a broad, pyramid-shaped one.
- What part of speech is beanpole family?
- Beanpole family is a noun.
- What is the plural of beanpole family?
- The plural of beanpole family is beanpole families.
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