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incestral

incestral adjective: incestual.

Adjective

incestral

  1. (nonstandard) Incestual.
    • ... incestral families? First of all, have some of your experiences or training been involved in assessing the incestral family relationship? Yes, that has. Do we know or do you have an opinion about whether or not there are any common[…]1995, People v. Peterson; People v. Smith, 450 MICH 349 (1995): Joint Appendix, page 42
    • A little history of how Moab came to be. Moab was the direct result of an "incestral" relationship where Abraham's nephew Lot was lured by his daughters, as he got too drunk to recognize himself, by one of his own daughters; and why God could not accept Moab for one.2020 February 29, Grace Makau, Daughters of Eve, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN

Origin of incestral

Perhaps influenced by ancestral?

Questions about incestral

What does incestral mean?
Incestral means incestual.
What part of speech is incestral?
Incestral is an adjective.

Words near incestral in the dictionary

  1. incestophobes
  2. incestophobia
  3. incestophobic
  4. incestous
  5. incestously
  6. incestral
  7. incestries
  8. incestry
  9. incests
  10. incestual
  11. incestualist

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