distant relative

Finally he turned over all his property to distant relatives and left home.

It's almost as if they're talking about distant relatives that they don't like very much.

Here lie his older sister and other, more distant relatives.

On the other hand, you get to see literally distant relatives.

How many women would be able or willing to care for distant relatives by marriage?

This program is used to find distant relatives of a protein.

Services can be recorded and put on the Internet for distant relatives to view.

Many of the family members worked for the church and only a few distant relatives were musicians.

Your friends are aware that we have distant relatives in France.

Many distant relatives appeared, some we didn't even know existed!

We didn't have a large family: there were two sons and a few distant relatives.

But sometimes distant relatives could have strong feelings about blood connections.

Even distant relatives in Argentina have gotten into the act.

A distant relative who died a while back spent his last months "hospitalised at home".

He spent nearly two months with his distant relatives in Saigon.

Long ago his family had traveled to visit to distant relatives on the coast.

Eventually, it will be owned by 175 distant relatives who don't trust one another.

That is the duty of the immediate family, while we are very distant relatives.

Parents frequently hand off children to even distant relatives if it appears they will have a chance at education and more opportunity.

The same applies to more distant relatives who may sometimes share a household.

Beyond this close circle are more distant relatives and casual friends.

After that, the family moved to Naples, where they were taken in by distant relatives.

After college Mark is unemployed but living off a small fortune left to him by a distant relative.

These lodgers were quite often from among their own more distant relatives.

The others seem to be far more distant relatives, in particular Pelophylax.